investment management
Investment management is the professional process of managing financial assets to achieve specific investment goals for individuals or institutions.
Investment management, also known as asset management, involves handling a portfolio of financial assets such as stocks, bonds, real estate, and mutual funds to meet defined financial objectives for clients, which can include individuals, families, corporations, pension funds, or charities. Its primary purpose is to grow wealth, preserve capital, or generate income while balancing risk and return according to the client’s goals and risk tolerance.
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SIX FLAGS ENTERTAINMENT CORP., $25.79, symbol SIX on New York, is the world’s largest operator of regional theme and water parks. It currently operates 25 in the U.S., two in Mexico, and one in Canada.
On December 21, 2022, Connecticut-based Land & Buildings Investment Management LLC released a presentation highlighting why it thinks Six Flags is undervalued....
On December 21, 2022, Connecticut-based Land & Buildings Investment Management LLC released a presentation highlighting why it thinks Six Flags is undervalued....
Wondering what is the best investment for retirement in Canada? Here is some guidance to enhance your long-term success.
Insurers write policies, collect premiums from customers, and then invest those premiums to meet future claims. They’re required to invest significant amounts of that money in fixed-income instruments, namely bonds. That means high interest rates are a boon to their returns....
MAXAR TECHNOLOGIES INC., $51.78, symbol MAXR on New York, changed its name from MacDonald Dettwiler and Associates in October 2017.
The company remains a global provider of communications systems, high-resolution earth-imagery products and services, and information systems for the surveillance/intelligence and communications markets....
The company remains a global provider of communications systems, high-resolution earth-imagery products and services, and information systems for the surveillance/intelligence and communications markets....
Generally speaking, Canadians are blocked from buying mutual funds that are registered in the U.S. unless those funds are also registered with provincial securities commissions. (Moreover, some Canadian mutual funds are only available in a limited number of provinces.)
Investors in this country can, however, buy exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, listed on U.S....
Investors in this country can, however, buy exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, listed on U.S....
Shares of commercial real estate specialist Colliers fell to $49 in March 2020 due to the onset of COVID-19. Now that the pandemic is easing, the stock has more than doubled. We feel Colliers can move even higher on rising demand for its services as offices re-open, or are converted to other uses such as residential units.
COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL GROUP INC....
COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL GROUP INC....
These two insurers remain a great choice for steady dividend income, despite the recent volatility of stock markets and the resulting hit to their asset management income.
MANULIFE FINANCIAL CORP. $22 is a buy. The company (Toronto symbol MFC; Conservative-Growth Payer Portfolio; Finance sector; Shares outstanding: 1.9 billion; Market cap: $41.8 billion; Dividend yield: 6.0%; Dividend Sustainability Rating: Above Average; www.manulife.ca) is Canada’s largest life insurer....
MANULIFE FINANCIAL CORP. $22 is a buy. The company (Toronto symbol MFC; Conservative-Growth Payer Portfolio; Finance sector; Shares outstanding: 1.9 billion; Market cap: $41.8 billion; Dividend yield: 6.0%; Dividend Sustainability Rating: Above Average; www.manulife.ca) is Canada’s largest life insurer....
Insurers write policies, collect premiums from customers, and then invest those premiums to meet future claims. They’re required to invest significant amounts of that money in fixed-income instruments, namely bonds. That means rising interest rates are a boon to their returns....
Generally speaking, Canadians are blocked from buying mutual funds that are registered in the U.S. unless those funds are also registered with provincial securities commissions. (Moreover, some Canadian mutual funds are only available in a limited number of provinces.)
Investors in this country can, however, buy exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, listed on U.S....
Investors fear that rising interest rates will boost the appeal of bonds and hurt the shares of these high-yielding utility stocks. However, bond investors have to treat interest payments they receive as regular income. As a result, they pay higher taxes on their income compared to dividend payments from Canadian firms that qualify for a tax credit....