James Bradshaw is an institutional investing reporter for The Globe and Mail, with a focus on banking and finance in Canada. He has also written for other publications such as Radio Ink Magazine, MercatorNet, and the Irish Independent. With a keen interest in financial markets and investment strategies, James provides insightful coverage of the latest developments in the industry.
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James Bradshaw's coverage focuses on national business topics, particularly investment, finance, pension funds, banks, and private equity. He has a strong preference for citing data and often covers press releases and investment analysis.
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Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) Peter Routledge said in the last year the incidence of anti-money laundering issues
By: Tim Kiladze, James Bradshaw
U.S. officials say the bank prioritized U.S. growth and ease of banking for customers over maintaining sound controls and meeting its legal obligations to protect the financial system
By: James Bradshaw, Andrew Willis
To stay onside with regulators, TD will slash its U.S. retail assets by 10 per cent to create a buffer with the asset cap, and hold more cash on hand
By: James Bradshaw
Province to consider effectiveness of governance model at the pension fund for more than 626,000 public service workers
By: James Bradshaw
Orsted A/S will still own nearly 38 per cent of the four wind farms Brookfield is buying into
Separately, a share exchange will make asset manager’s shares publicly traded, but will not change balance of ownership
By: James Bradshaw, Clare O’Hara
Building teams and tools to educate retail investors and their advisers about how the private markets work is a long-term project for the partners
By: James Bradshaw
Distributable earnings rose 9 per cent to US$619-million, or 39 US cents per share, beating analysts’ estimates
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