Genus Insights

As Canadians brace for another climate change summer, investors must not lose sight of long-term climate risks – and the opportunities the clean energy transition presents.

Market volatility can be uncomfortable for any investor – but for retirees, it can hit a little harder. With your income generating years behind you, and a greater reliance on investment income, retirees and those close to retirement may face anxiety when markets take a dive. 

Women face financial barriers and inequalities in all areas including earning, spending, saving, borrowing and financial planning, Kelly adds. And these inequalities start early in life. We need to address gender inequalities for women and investing.

At the start of every year, we take a deep dive into the current financial and economic landscape to help our clients make decisions about the year ahead. Here’s our investors’ preview to 2025.

For the United Church of Canada (UCC) Foundation, impact investing has become an increasingly important component of its investing strategy

Here’s how to broaden your perspective on family wealth, and align it with what’s important to you and your family.

Wealth managers choose public impact equities for individuals seeking impact and at the same time minimizing liquidity risk. Here’s how this can work for institutional investors as well.

Wealth managers choose public impact equities for individuals seeking impact and at the same time minimizing liquidity risk. Here’s how this can work for institutional investors as well.