Not all rate reset preferred shares get hammered by falling interest rates
The most common type of preferred share is developing a reputation for being a liability when interest rates are falling. Don’t entirely write off rate reset preferreds in a falling rate world, though. A small slice of the rate reset market offers a minimum dividend, a sweetener that helps these shares weather rate declines better than other rate reset shares.
Read MoreLeede Jones Gable Welcomes Maurice Caron
Leede Jones Gable is pleased to announce that investment advisor Maurice Caron has joined the firm, serving clients from our new office in Sherbrooke, Québec.
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In its 2019 Brokerage Report Card, Investment Executive advisor survey put Leede Jones Gable on top, beating every other independent and bank-owned dealer in Canada.
Read MoreJeffrey Engen Joins Leede Jones Gable
Investment advisor Jeffrey Engen has joined Leede Jones Gable, working out of our Calgary office. In a way Jeffrey has come full circle, having started in 1994 at one of the firm’s predecessors, Rogers and Partners. His speciality is private placements, IPOs and new issues, especially in oil and gas. Jeffrey is also a dog…
Read MoreAnnouncing Two New Portfolio Managers
Leede Jones Gable announces two new portfolio managers in Vancouver, Paul Wan and Eric Chin, bringing the firm’s total to seventeen PMs across Canada.
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