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When I first met Naim Ali, he had returned to Calgary from New York where he had practised corporate law with a Wall Street firm to oversee the strategic planning and operations for his family’s companies.
At the time they included Regency Suites Hotel, Budget Rent A Car, Park & Jet and a number of downtown parkade and surface parking lots. Armed with an executive MBA from Haskayne School of Business and completing a QuantumShift from the Ivey School of Business at Western University, Ali is now CEO of family firm SM2 Capital Partners that today is being run by a younger generation, including brothers Hafiz (CIO), Jamil (COO), and brother-in-law Riz Bharmal (CFO).
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Commentators, ordinary Canadians, and economists (us included) have been struggling to explain the parabolic rise in house prices, particularly in Canada’s two largest cities, Toronto and Vancouver. Explanations focusing on low interest rates, demand-supply imbalances, speculators, and foreign buyers go a long way in explaining the rise, but they all fly in the face of fundamental metrics such as house prices compared to disposable income, house prices compared to rents and some others that are all flashing red.
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BMO Announces Two New Directors and Confirms Election of Board of Directors
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TORONTO, April 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - Bank of Montreal (BMO) (TSX:BMO) (NYSE:BMO) today announced the election of Madhu Ranganathan and Stephen Dent to BMO s board of directors following its Annual Meeting of Shareholders. We are pleased to welcome Steve and Madhu to the Board of Directors, said George Cope, Chair of the Board, BMO. Their knowledge and experience will be an excellent complement to the talented group of individuals serving on our Board.
Madhu Ranganathan is the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at OpenText. She brings more than 30 years of financial leadership experience, with an innovative Silicon Valley technology driven background with deep operational focus in software, hardware and tech-enabled services businesses.
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