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Regulation must support – not stifle – choice and innovation
As a long-standing participant in the Canadian financial services industry, AGF will continue to be an advocate for sound regulatory changes that are grounded in the needs of all investors. All proposed changes, however, should be coordinated in an organic way, with a view to limiting unintended consequences. We believe all Canadian investors should have access to the advice model of their choice and the flexibility to choose the right compensation model as agreed to between the investor and their advisor through open and transparent dialogue.
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Brexit A New Trade Agreement – Part Three
Preparing for Brexit Not Just a British Challenge I recently participated in a “Preparing for…
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CSA Decisions Support Optionality in Industry
Earlier today, the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) announced a policy decision related to investor protections…
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Brexit an Opportunity for Canada – Part Two
Preparing for Brexit Not Just a British Challenge As a Canadian business leader, I recently…
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Brexit is a Process not an Event – Part One
Preparing for Brexit Not Just a British Challenge Earlier this week, I had the privilege…
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AGF Board Achieves Near Gender Parity
At our most recent Board of Directors meeting, we appointed two new directors and I…
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Embedded Commissions Debate and The Value of Advice
The one conclusive thing that came out of the Canadian Securities Association (CSA) roundtable on…
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Committed to Making A Difference
I believe that companies must have a conscience. A belief that’s clearly reflected in our…
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Remembering
At AGF, we encourage all our employees to give back to the community, engaging in…
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The ABCs of Financial Literacy
Financial literacy is a little bit like the weather: Everyone complains about it, but no…
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