James Langton is a Contributing Writer at Dentistry, The National News, Investment Executive, and Advisor.ca. He focuses on themes such as law and legal affairs, finance, and real estate, covering topics like capital markets, economic policy, and alternative investments. His work has been featured in notable publications, highlighting his expertise in litigation, asset management, and wealth management.
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New paper argues that fund managers' ability to capture risk premia is a skill too
AI models finding cyber weaknesses faster than firms can patch them: Moody's
By: James Langton
Revisions address growing retail exposure to illiquid assets, market stress
Inflation perceptions rise, expectations for growth, income, decline in survey
The Big Six banks had mixed second quarter results, with weaker revenues and profits, but improved credit conditions, says Fitch Ratings.
By: James Langton
New threats complicating already-fraught risk landscape
Activist short seller Andrew Left, founder of Citron Capital LLC, has been convicted of securities fraud by a jury in Los Angeles.
The U.S. registered rep count continues to climb, with most of the increase being attributed to the industry's large firms, according to new data from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc. (FINRA).
By: James Langton
Whistleblowers get US$8 million from regulator for reporting fraud
By: James Langton
Court allows claims from brokers, rejects issuer's claim against Traynor Ridge funds
