Source: TierneyMJ, Shutterstock American fintech startup Plaid has been valued at US$ 13.4 billion during a fundraising round by investors after its abandoned sale to Visa Inc. (NYSE: V), indicating a smooth comeback after the US government blocked ...
Source: Freedomz, Shutterstock Bank stocks nosedived in 2020 due to the COVID-19 outbreak and witnessed a bearish trend throughout the second and third quarters. Despite that, the big six Canadian banks continued to distribute quarterly dividends du...
Source: Portrait Image Asia, Shutterstock In Canada, one thing that remains common among investors is the reliance on bank stocks. For beginners or professionals, bank stocks often remain the popular choice. The COVID-19 pandemic impacted several s...
Source: Jirapong Manustrong, Shutterstock Summary Brookfield Property's board has taken a unanimous call and approved the deal. Brookfield Asset already owned 60 per cent of Brookfield Property. The company’s CFO had indicated that maki...
Source: Blue Planet Studio, Shutterstock Paysafe Group Holdings Limited, a digital payment firm, merged with Bill Foley’s special-purpose acquisition company (SPAC) Foley Trasimene Acquisition Corp II (NYSE: BFT) to form joint entity Paysafe L...
Source: ShutterstockProfessional, Shutterstock As the Canadian economy shifts into recovery gear, banks stocks have been rebounding smoothly, indicating investors’ renewed optimism. Toronto-Dominion Bank (TSX: TD) and Bank of Nova Scotia (TSX:...
Source: Freedomz, Shutterstock The Switzerland-based investment advice company Credit Suisse Group (CS:US or NYSE: CS) stock tumbled over 11 per cent on Monday, March 29, after reports of losses up from Archegos Capital Management liquidation. The ...
Source: Portrait Image Asia, Shutterstock Summary The financial services sector accounts for 32.1 per cent of the S&P/TSX Composite Index. Over 13 million shares of Power Corp were traded on Friday. Power Corp's market cap is over C$ 20 b...
Source: Freedomz, Shutterstock Summary Stocks of Japanese financial services company Nomura Holdings Inc (TYO: 8604) shrank by about 16 per cent on Monday, March 29 (3PM GMT). It is reportedly their sharpest intraday fall since November 2011. ...
Source: Freedomz, Shutterstock Canada’s federal financial regulator set restrictions on share buy backs and dividend payout last year due to the rising financial risk amid the COVID-19 outbreak. But now, the economy is in on the recovery...
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