Category: Federal Briefs

Diet soda may be just as effective as water for weight loss, according to a new two-year clinical trial. Find out what the study found.

Railpen launches a £1 billion fund to support UK scale-ups, aiming to boost long-term capital for high-growth companies in the UK's economic development.

Mercer’s DB Master Trust executed three bulk annuity buy-ins in weeks this year, part of a record 350-375 transactions in 2025, driven by teamwork and workflow

Singapore and Hong Kong compete to become the world's fastest-growing wealth hubs, driven by quality of life and global finance access.

The U.S. Clarity Act provides regulatory certainty for digital assets, opening American markets to global firms and shaping cross-border transactions.

Canadian investors set new records in mutual and ETF assets in August 2024, with total funds reaching $2.797 trillion and ETFs hitting $924.2 billion.

Ontario extends repo facility exemption to help investment funds tap Bank of Canada's contingency repo facility.

Rising college costs are pushing advisors to revamp planning as Canadian tuition averages $30,862, significantly above U.S. public university fees.

Private equity fundraising rebounds with $312 billion secured in H1 2026, yet exits remain sluggish, highlighting capital return still challenges.

Canadian startups with $200k revenue can apply for the fee-free Spark Capital Access Program to connect with investors across North America.