Managers of Wealth Americas

Toronto-Dominion to Record C$1.1B Provision in U.S. Retail Unit

These are just estimates and we will have to wait till May 28 for the exact figures, when the company releases its fiscal second-quarter results

New York rolling out training for virus detectives

And since getting huge groups of people together in once place for a contact-tracing boot camp is impossible, the training will be done through a 5- to 6-hour online course launching Monday.

It's Time To Improve Banking Access For Americans

With all this in mind, now may be the best time ever to improve banking access and options for all Americans, but especially those who are vulnerable to overpaying for services.

COVID-19: Implications for law firms

Lessons from past downturns can help law firms respond to near-term challenges and set the right priorities for the long run.

Banks have opportunity for a long-term win post-PPP

Financial institutions should be thinking about what happens to their customers when relief options run out and revenues haven’t normalized.

Focus on COVID-19 fraud and price gouging results in federal criminal charges under the Defense Production Act of 1950

As alleged, the defendants conspired to turn a huge profit from the urgent need for surgical masks in New York during the pandemic,” stated United States Attorney Donoghue.

Special Report on The COVID-19 Epidemic Forecasts - Ping An

If China had not implemented overseas entry restriction measures after Feb. 26, it is likely that a second outbreak could have occurred in China.

How COVID-19 means opportunities for financial planning start-up

Planswell CEO Eric Arnold explains why stuck-at-home advisors can benefit from its planning software

U.S. Billionaire Wealth Surges as Covid-19 Pandemic Worsens

As percentage of wealth, billionaire taxes have fallen 79% since 1980

Far from home: Key points on IRS guidance and relief

The COVID Guidance could apply to determinations of residency and whether there is a US trade or business in 2020 over the relevant time periods.

Banks Gave Richest Clients ‘Concierge Treatment’ for Pandemic Aid

Some banks provided highly personalized, so-called concierge service to their richest clients by enlisting representatives to walk them through every step and submit their paperwork.

COVID-19 Consumer Sentiment Snapshot #6: Hitting the Straightaway

In our most recent research, however, both spending and changes in sentiment appear to be starting to plateau, as consumers settle into an interim normal.

The Fate Of The Next Pandemic Lies In What We Eat

Decisions made by nations and businesses on how food is grown, bred, transported and sold will play a key role in preventing or causing the next pandemic.

Will Covid-19 prove a pivotal moment for climate change? Our Climate Progress Dashboard is tracking the global impact

Policymakers should use the current crisis to inject similar urgency into climate policy and accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy.

The world remade by COVID-19 - Deloitte

Planning scenarios for resilient leaders

Conyers represents Carnival in the completion of its US$6 billion financing in the face of COVID-19 challenges

It closed on 8 April 2020, having been completed in a tight timeframe and with most involved working remotely.

Stimulus recovery rebates to individuals due to COVID-19

The Act instructs that these payments be made “as rapidly as possible.

Looking Beyond COVID-19: How Companies Can Prepare for the Post-Pandemic Economy

Another move many executives surveyed (71%) expect to make once the crisis settles is to prioritize investments in digital and technology.

Times of crisis prove the value of robust business continuity processes

A well-managed service provider will always be looking at ways to improve its resiliency

Small process changes in the wake of COVID-19 make positive impacts for SS&C brokerage solutions clients

Daily internal standup meetings as well as periodic client calls are now a standard practice for the group