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Canso October Corporate Bond Newsletter

“The cruel bond summer has turned to fall and with it comes crisp air, falling leaves and pictures of apple picking and bonfires posted to Instagram. For the bond markets, positive returns hang in the…
Market Observer

Canso October 2023 Market Observer

“Now that bond investors seem to have given up hope and are accepting “higher for longer” interest rates, does this mean they are capitulating and/or things are getting interesting for Canso???” – Canso Investment Counsel…
Canadian Family Offices

Canso CEO John Carswell on the allure and risks of private markets

Less-sophisticated investors have jumped into private investments, but the devil is often in the fine print
Canadian Family Offices

Inflation: Don’t celebrate just yet

The Canso Investment Counsel Ltd. team analyzes whether investors should curb their enthusiasm.
Commentary

Canso July 2023 Market Observer

“We contrarily believed that there had been so much money created in the central bankers’ pandemic panic that it would take some time to sop up the excess money in the monetary system. So far,…
Commentary

Canso July 2023 Corporate Bond Newsletter

“If the inversion in the yield curve is signaling recession and lower rates, the high yield market did not get the message. Tightening credit spreads have pushed further inside of the historic average and further…
Canadian Family Offices

The rise of family offices is about more than wealth management

A recent panel discussion on family offices looked at the extra steps firms can take to ensure their success
Commentary

Canso April 2023 Market Observer

“As ancient soothsayers used to say about their crystal balls or braziers full of chicken bones in movies, “all will soon become clear”. Right now, things are as clear as mud, so we’ve got our…
Commentary

Canso April 2023 Corporate Bond Newsletter

“Bond markets are hoping (desperately) that Spring will deliver the conditions that will ultimately lead central banks to relent. As investors try to make sense of the volatile feelings of the bond market, and ever…

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