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Canadian Family Offices

The human factor: How organizational psychologists can help to preserve and grow family wealth

A chief learning and development office can complement the role of a traditional family office
Canadian Family Offices

UBS 2022 report: Family offices make shifts in strategic asset allocation

Higher inflation, central bank liquidity and rising interest rates are catalysts behind new strategy, with many sacrificing liquidity for returns
Commentary

Canso April 2022 Corporate Bond Newsletter

“History books will show the official end of emergency monetary policy accommodation to offset the Covid-19 pandemic came on March 2nd and 16th when the BOC and the Fed raised overnight rates. In reality, the…
Canadian Family Offices

Family office software: ‘Time is right for Canadian families to get onboard now’

Canadians have been slow to adopt, but that’s okay because platforms have recently made big strides
Commentary

Canso April 2022 Market Observer

“The global bond market is experiencing the violence of sharply rising yields. Loose fiscal policy and pandemic government income supports combined increasing demand with reduced supply. Prices are soaring to levels not seen in the…
Canadian Family Offices

Multi- and single-family offices face different – but still critical – staffing challenges

Strong compensation packages must be paired with a positive corporate culture to attract the best talent
Commentary

Canso February 2022 Corporate Bond Newsletter

“Substantial spread widening and years of elevated defaults often follow periods of market euphoria. While periods of tight spreads and low defaults may endure for some time, we believe there is better risk-adjusted value to…
Commentary

Canso January 2022 Market Observer

“Some of the digital assets and associated companies that people are now piling into might stand the test of time. However, we think many investors are going to learn the hard lesson that no matter…
Commentary

Canso December 2021 Market Observer

“We were waiting for the markets to settle down and obviously, they haven’t. Frankly, most of our tardiness stems from our astonishment at the present madness in the financial markets.” Read the full newsletter at…

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