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Banks unaffected by stalled mortgage growth

Have your say: Lender risk sharing
The banking industry has weighed in but now it’s the broker industry’s turn: Should lenders assume more risk in the insured mortgage market?
Big banks are freaking out about Toronto real estate
Sparking speculation that further mortgage rule changes could be in the offing

People Meet the inaugural Woman of Distinction
Veronica Love, winner of the inaugural award for Woman of Distinction at the 13th annual Canadian Mortgage Awards, hasn’t been in the industry long, but she’s already made quite an impression on her peers
People CMA winners reflect on success
The 13th annual Canadian Mortgage Awards this past Friday featured a slew of repeat winners as well as first-timers, and what a night it was to remember!
People Crusader for egalitarianism
Kyra Wong is turning the financial space on its head

Toronto, Montreal sales activity compensates for B.C. weakness
Trends might indicate that the national market has “largely digested” B-20 and other policy changes
Commercial activity in the oil patch not picking up despite extra cash
Policies encourage companies to use surplus cash for buying back shares and paying off debt instead
Fraudster ex-broker’s appeal junked by Alberta court
Convict is facing 4 ½ years in prison for nearly two dozen counts of fraud and theft

Newton Velocity has grown 10x in 12 months to cross $1 billion in monthly submission volume
The ability to submit to all lenders (since June 2018) has been a game changer for Velocity
Peoples Trust Peoples Trust announces Adam Clark to new senior role
The company is thrilled to appoint Adam Clark as Senior Business Development Manager at Peoples Trust, where he will be serving the Ontario market
Mortgage Alliance It pays to use the RightBroker®. Mortgage Alliance awards $100,000 to a lucky couple from Sudbury!
Mortgage Alliance announces the $100,000 winners of the 2018 Minimize-Your-Mortgage Sweepstakes in an award ceremony held at the company’s head office in Toronto