Industry

Clients may forget lessons of 2000 too soon

(November 25, 2003) As the markets continue to climb and investor confidence slowly returns, financial advisors can expect to face some clients who are dismissive of the very notion of risk. Never mind that the tech-sector bubble popped just under four years ago, wiping out untold fortunes on paper. The anxiety caused by those losses […]

By Steven Lamb |November 25, 2003

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(November 28, 2003) If you haven’t been to Advisor Forum 2003 yet, you’re down to your last chance. The trans-Canada conference makes its final stop in Halifax on Monday, December 1. The two day conference kicks off at the World Trade and Convention Centre, 1800 Argyle Street, with the keynote address from Bill Good, who […]

By Staff |November 24, 2003

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Check E&O policies carefully for exclusions, expert says

(November 24, 2003) Financial advisors need to study their errors and omissions (E&O) insurance policies with a fine-tooth comb to determine exactly what is and what is not covered, says Robert Ensor of Marsh Canada. Ensor provided an update on the Canadian E&O environment at a recent Peel Institute symposium in Toronto. When choosing an […]

By Doug Watt |November 24, 2003

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Nick Murray speech sparks debate in Talvest Town Hall

(November 21, 2003) Author and business coach Nick Murray’s contention that equities can be a suitable and safe investment, even for clients who are retired, sparked some lively debate this week in Advisor.ca’s Talvest Town Hall. In a keynote speech on Wednesday at the Toronto Advisor Forum, Murray noted that actuarial projections suggest the average […]

By Doug Watt |November 21, 2003

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