Canadian banks’ earnings show substantial liquidity cushions. Can it weaken the system?
Large Canadian banks’ earnings show above-expected results for some and higher dividends for most. But all of them carry liquidity cushions…
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Communicating in the age of rage
The word of the year First used online in 2002, “Rage Bait” is Oxford Word of the Year 2025 (or rather…
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Negative media coverage is top deterrent for responsible investment growth in Canada
Negative media coverage from other juridictions are seen as the top responsible investment growth deterrent by Canadian asset managers and asset…
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How resilient are Canadians’ balance sheets to market volatility?
Given the growing talks about an AI bubble and rising concerns about tech debt, how exposed exactly are Canadian households should…
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How China’s green branding is gaining traction amid narrative wars
North American climate governance is weakening. When the New York Times headlined an article “China’s Green Triumph“, I knew China’s green…
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The market impact of central bank communications: Fed vs. Bank of Canada
How Fed and Bank of Canada communications influence Canadian markets Communications from central banks are one of the most scrutinized in…
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Bank of Canada cites ‘range of views’ for October rate cut timing
The Bank of Canada ended up cutting its policy rate by 25 basis points to 2.25% in October even though there…
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Canadian government climate commitment meets ‘greenium’ fatigue
The mobilization of capital through sovereign green bonds is part of Canada’s financing strategy to achieve national climate objectives. But convincing…
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Canada’s FY25-26 budget deficit seen at $78b; Bond issuance $316b; Debt-to-GDP 42.4%
The Bank of Canada had put the ball in the camp of the government when it said that the structural nature…
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Why your DEI narrative isn’t relatable and what to do about it
We are “an equal opportunity employer and champions accessibility, inclusivity, and diversity in the workplace”. Does this sound familiar? Here are…
