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Extended hours for stock trading comes to Canada (opens the original)
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A new platform launched by CIX Trading Inc. has brought extended trading hours to Canada, allowing investors to buy and sell domestic stocks earlier in the morning and well into the evening. Stocks currently trade on Canadian exchanges between 9:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. ET each weekday. Beginning Monday, CIX will allow trading from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. before moving to a 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. schedule later this year. Eventually, CIX plans to offer trading 23 hours per day, Monday through Friday. The launch ca
OSC damaged its credibility with case against Purpose founder Som Seif, lawyer argues (opens the original)
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The Ontario Securities Commission has damaged its own credibility by accusing Purpose Investments Inc.’s founder Som Seif of greenwashing, his lawyer argued in a hearing that adjourned in Toronto on Friday. Joseph Groia of Groia & Company, who is defending Mr. Seif against the OSC’s claims that he misled investors about Purpose’s environmental, social and governance initiatives, delivered his closing argument before a three-member adjudication panel of the provincial agency’s Capital Markets Tri
OSC presses greenwashing allegations in closing arguments against Purpose Investments (opens the original)
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More than a year after accusing one of Canada’s most prominent money managers of greenwashing, Ontario’s market watchdog has laid out its final argument that Purpose Investments Inc. and its founder, Som Seif, misled investors about its environmental, social and governance, or ESG, initiatives. Ontario Securities Commission lawyers Robin McKechney and Alvin Qian made closing arguments on Thursday before a three-member adjudication panel of the OSC’s Capital Markets Tribunal. The tribunal, an ind
Business Brief: Carney’s $1-trillion pitch (opens the original)
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Good morning. I’m Jameson Berkow, capital markets reporter at The Globe. Prime Minister Mark Carney will likely spend his weekend practicing his pitch to the masters of trillions of investment dollars as he prepares to host his inaugural Canada Investment Summit next week. Today, we look at why Carney will need to focus on courting new sources of cash from beyond the U.S. But first: China trade: Fewer than 16,000 Chinese-made EVs have entered Canada under the Carney-Xi deal, well below this year
Foreign money is flooding into Canada. But a closer look reveals a U.S.-driven boom (opens the original)
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When Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke to a room of Wall Street heavyweights in May, he boasted about the cash flooding into Canada. “Foreign investment is running at twice the rate of our nearest G7 peer,” he told the Economic Club of New York event. There is, in fact, plenty of money pouring in. Foreign direct investment into Canada reached nearly $100-billion last year, the highest level of FDI since 2007. And global investors are keen to snap up Canadian-issued bonds at lower yields than comp
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