Mark Burgess

The Liberals are moving ahead with a measure for financial institutions proposed in the 2023 budget

Firms are reporting increased compliance costs as they respond to ESG guidance and regulatory "sweeps"

Feds may be reviewing elements after pushback related to charitable giving

Almost $4.9 billion flowed into Canadian ETFs last month, according to National Bank

Equity funds led January flows, while cash products remained popular

The Hold Steady do what they always do, but somehow transform it into something fresh and exciting.

Following the January release of single The Sun and The Rain, Kitty Liv has announced the release of new album Easy Tiger with the release of new single

The Liberal government tabled the federal budget on April 16, with measures to address affordable housing, the cost of living and more. How will the policies affect your clients? Brian Ernewein, senior advisor at KPMG in Canada's national tax centre, participated in Budget Day for more than three decades as a senior official in the Department of Finance's tax policy branch. Mr. Ernewein joins Globe Advisor assistant editor Mark Burgess to discuss what was included in the 2024 budget – and what wasn't – as well as what advisors and their clients need to know as the new policies are implemented.

January 2024 saw the publication of a revised UK Corporate Governance code. It was notable for its tone – the emphasis on proportionality of any measures adopted, the stress on “explain” as a…

Fifty years ago, the Rubik’s Cube was the thing, the infectious rhythm of “Kung Fu Fighting” echoed from car radios, and the world watched as Muhammad Ali and George Foreman clashed in the legendary “Rumble in the Jungle.” In Alaska, Jay Hammond was running for governor against Bill Egan, and a few forward thinkers from the 49th state started the Alaska Credit Union League (ACUL).