Sentences with phrase «canadian mutual fund industry»

The entire Canadian mutual fund industry with all it's virtues and downfalls has had a lack of participant marketplace growth and much luster has diminished even further with bad markets overall and new and innovative products and services designed to compete with Mutual Funds.

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Morningstar also attempted to address claims made by the Canadian mutual fund industry that reports such as this do not make an apples - to - apples comparison:

Fast forward to 2016 and you can buy stocks for $ 5, ETF MERs are under 5 one - hundredths of a percent and the Canadian mutual fund industry is still partying like it's 1999.

The Canadian mutual fund industry is worth over 1.1 trillion dollars and is a considerable amount of Canada's hard earned capital.

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In Canada the Canadian mutual fund industry was the fastest growing segment of the financial services sector since the 1990s and continues evolving to lead the financial services industry today.

The entire Canadian mutual fund industry with all it's virtues and downfalls has had a lack of participant marketplace growth and much lustre has diminished even further with bad markets overall and new and innovative products and services designed to compete with Mutual Funds.

PTFs are a real game changer for the Canadian mutual fund industry, providing an agile solution to adapt to industry trends,» says Karl Ottywill (pictured), Chief Operating Officer, Aequitas Technology Services Inc. «With our innovative technology in place, Aequitas Connect is extremely proud to work with fund companies and dealers leading the way in making actively - managed mutual funds available to all investment advisors and their clients in a low cost, highly efficient manner.»

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The Canadian mutual fund industry is worth over 1.1 trillion dollars and is a considerable amount of Canada's hard earned capital.

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Finally, the course depicts the recent trends in the Canadian mutual funds industry and how it will survive and thrive both market threats and market share loss to new competitve investment products.

The Canadian Mutual Funds Industry has breached the trillion dollar mark.

The Canadian Mutual Funds Industry has a net worth of more than $ 1 Trillion dollars.

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At the end of 2011, according the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA), approximately 74 % of the Canadian investment fund industry assets were in mutual funds.

Knowing what to offer the Canadian investing public in the online investment marketplace is critical to growing a stronger and more efficient mutual fund marketplace within Canada's richest industry.

The Canadian ETF Association (CETFA), an industry group that represents the country's ETF providers, is spearheading an effort to enable mutual fund advisors to offer ETFs to their clients ETFs.

Now that the Canadian ETF industry has passed the magic milestone of $ 100 billion in assets, the threat to the established mutual fund industry is palpable

Mutual Fund Awards is an ancillary prize or further industry recognition to high achievers in the Canadian Investment Funds Iindustry recognition to high achievers in the Canadian Investment Funds IndustryIndustry.

The mutual fund industry was the crown jewel of most Canadian banks and financial institutions today even the grocery chain stores and hardware giants have entered into the financial market.

Until now, domestic regulations have prohibited Canadians from buying Vanguard mutual funds offered in the United States, the Post explains, so if it starts selling a new line of Canada - domiciled Vanguard funds, it would have a huge impact on Canada's mutual - fund industry, which overwhelmingly consists of actively managed funds.

Canadian business reporters are saying Canada's mutual - fund industry is also in nail - biting mode because Vanguard's fees and expense ratios are considerably lower than the current rates in Canada.

«It is really going to put pressure on the entire industry — both mutual funds and ETFs — to lower fees,» says Morningstar ETF strategist John Gabriel, who added: «Vanguard is more than just another ETF provider coming to the Canadian market.»

The Mutual Fund Industry is thriving with the market nearing 750 billion dollars worth of hard earned Canadian money.

As a licensed Portfolio Manager and insider of the industry, I was very pleased to read that the Canadian government is finally starting to tackle the unethical practice of hidden mutual fund fees.

Insiders feel BMO's entry will expand the pie for all, «validating» the concept, just as Canadian banks validated the mutual fund industry in the 1990s when they unveiled families of no - load mutual funds.

Further, the report states that «these costs can not be explained by pointing to unique features of the Canadian fund market», as is commonly argued by the mutual fund industry.

At the end of 2011, according to the CSA, the mutual fund industry managed $ 762 billion in assets on behalf of Canada, accounting for 73.8 % of all Canadian investment fund industry assets under management.

A: The first Canadian mutual fund was introduced in 1932, though it wasn't until the 1990s that the industry really took off.

At the risk of making an analogy to the cigarette industry and early denial of the harm caused by cigarettes, I hope we stop blowing smoke and make use of the information and data provided by the mutual fund industry that clearly show trailer fees harm Canadian investors.