Canadian companies
Taming your dollar exposure: What Canadian companies can do to combat the rising dollar. Eric Lamarre Martin Pergler
... True economic exposures are only felt when everyone in the value chain has adjusted their behavior to optimize their own economics under the new exchange rate regime. The three responses described above combine to create ...
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Beyond "medical tourism": Canadian companies marketing medical travel
... tourism companies based in ...that companies operate according to some- what different business ...eighteen Canadian companies fall within the category of what most health researchers regard ...
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Estimation of the Default Risk of Publicly Traded Canadian Companies
... traded Canadian companies listed on the Toronto Stock ...predict companies’ probability of default is improved by combining the companies’ continuous market valuation (structural model) with ...
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The Impact of SOX Adoption on the Compensation of Non-US Companies’ Boards: The Case of Canadian Companies
... of Canadian companies listed on US stock ...US companies and Canadian companies: more concentrated ownership and the smaller market capitalization of Canadian ...the ...
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A Survey of the Price-Setting Behaviour of Canadian Companies
... Firms’ attempts to minimize these costs by allowing their market prices to respond slowly to market condi- tions influence how monetary policy affects the econ- omy. The extent to which prices are unchanged is referred ...
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The Impact of International Financial Reporting Standards on Key Financial Indicators of Canadian Companies
... on Canadian companies which trade on the ...different Canadian indices and stock ...the Canadian financial ...other Canadian stock Exchanges such as, Alberta Stock Exchange, Montreal ...
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Corporate Governance in Publicly Traded Canadian Companies
... * Variable ($mil) are log transformed for the correlation and regression analysis; ◊ variables are winsorised to be no greater than 1 in absolute value. Variables displayed for 672 TSX traded companies with ...
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Survey of Price-Setting Behaviour of Canadian Companies
... the Canadian dollar were net importers involved in construction, wholesale and retail trade, transportation, and ...the Canadian dollar were asked how they mitigated the effect of higher import costs on ...
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Why do Companies issue Convertible Bond Loans? An Empirical Analysis for the Canadian Market
... Dependent variable is cumulative average abnormal return in the event window (-1,-1) around the convertible debt offering announcement. Cumulative average abnormal returns are for the sample of 86 convertible bond ...
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Canadian technology companies celebrate astounding decade of growth, Technology Green 15 Award points to the future
... decade, Canadian companies have displayed an incredible business acumen and entrepreneurial spirit that we now see emerging in an entirely new field which we’re recognizing this year with the Deloitte ...
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Environmentally Sustainable Technology Transfer of Coal-Fired Energy Techniques: Canada and Asia
... The planned expansion of electrical generation capacity in Asia over the next two decades presents significant opportunities and challenges for Canadian companies.. We can help reduce th[r] ...
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Competition and Survival of Stock Exchanges: Lessons From Canada
... Canadian companies list abroad for the first ...cross-listed companies that retreat to Canada are largely the least capitalized, whose stocks fail to attract many ...in Canadian interlisted ...
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The Return on Private Investment in Public Equity
... 2,352 Canadian traditional private ...for Canadian companies (Maynes and Pandes 2010), allowing for the analysis of a large sample of placements and for the estimation of the private investors’ ...
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The Challenges of Being a Public Company: Where Things Stand on Corporate Governance and Executive Compensation
... of companies receiving federal bailout funds. Many other US companies have included shareholder proposals related to executive compensation in their proxy ...some companies have taken the next step ...
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Remittances: A Canadian Perspective
... For Canadian citizens, permanent residents or temporary migrant workers, ties – whether they are familial, cultural or economic – prompt the remittance of money and goods back to ancestral ...the Canadian ...
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Canadian Council of Independent Laboratories (CCIL) Association of Consulting Engineering Companies - Canada (ACEC)
... The members of the Canadian Council of Independent Laboratories (CCIL) operate 334 laboratory facilities across the country. These laboratories carry out a broad array of testing services on construction ...
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Risk vs. Reward. Considerations for non-profit organizations on ethical fundraising and forming collaborations. November 2020
... In recent years, many community-based mental health and addictions agencies have expe- rienced an increased in the number of private companies that sell substances such as alco- hol and cannabis seeking to make ...
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Opera Mundi: a weekly report on the economy of the Common Market. No. 441-2, January 4, 1968.
... The Canadian company, which is the result of the amalgamation of two companies, Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd., and Bathurst Paper Ltd., in Montreal, has a subsidiary in London to cover th[r] ...
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From Trial to Triumph: How Canada’s Past Financial Crises Helped Shape a Superior Regulatory System
... trust companies are regulated by the OSFI, and before the OSFI was created, they were regulated by the Department of ...trust companies are overseen by the Financial Services Commission of ...trust ...
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Fringe Lending and Alternative Banking: The Consumer Experience
... equate the cost of credit card cash advances with payday loans, the closed- ended nature of these payday loans took on even greater significance. The users of cheque cashing and payday lending do not necessarily follow a ...
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