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Betterment acquires Wealthsimple s US accounts

Wealthsimple will transfer all of their existing U.S.-based customers to Betterment, and will no longer support accounts based in the U.S.

Retail trading phenomenon putting advisors in a tough spot

Retail trading phenomenon putting advisors in a tough spot
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Brokerage sector at risk from retail investor surge: DBRS

James Langton The recent surge in speculative retail trading poses a threat to the brokerage sector, but Canada’s more consolidated industry is less vulnerable, says DBRS Ltd. In a new report, the rating agency said that the Covid-19 pandemic has been a “perfect storm” for increased retail trading. “While a prolonged bull market has been a factor in increasing investor participation in the equity markets, the increased market volatility that began in early 2020, caused by the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, has spurred on the practice of trading individual stocks,” the report said. A host of factors including lockdowns that have curbed consumer spending and provided investors with more time to engage in trading; fiscal stimulus that has boosted disposable incomes; coupled with low rates that underpin a search for yield, and a prolonged bull market are all conspiring to encourage retail trading, the report said.

Surge in retail investors puts brokerage sector at risk: DBRS

James Langton The recent surge in speculative retail trading poses a threat to the brokerage sector, but Canada’s more consolidated industry is less vulnerable, says DBRS Ltd. In a new report, the rating agency said that the Covid-19 pandemic has been a “perfect storm” for increased retail trading. “While a prolonged bull market has been a factor in increasing investor participation in the equity markets, the increased market volatility that began in early 2020, caused by the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, has spurred on the practice of trading individual stocks,” the report said. A host of factors including lockdowns that have curbed consumer spending and provided investors with more time to engage in trading; fiscal stimulus that has boosted disposable incomes; coupled with low rates that underpin a search for yield, and a prolonged bull market are all conspiring to encourage retail trading, the report said.

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