COVID-19

June 12 - Weekly economic publication | Financial markets: caution returns after a historic rebound

This week, caution returns to the markets after a historic rebound of the stock market.

In light of the Covid-19 pandemic, iA Financial Group previously suspended authorizing paramedical providers from making appointments with clients.  However, as the public health guidelines continue to be relaxed, iA can now allow paramedical providers to make an appointment with clients.

FidelityConnects Webcasts: A contrarian outlook on reopening economies

Webcast with Hugo Lavallée, portfolio manager for the Fidelity Canadian Opportunities Fund.

June 5 - Weekly economic publication | Jobs: surprise rebound on both sides of the border

This week, the North American labour markets surprise with a strong bounce in May while global stock markets continue to defy gravity.

May 29 - Weekly economic publication | Developed countries: the economy continues its recovery

This week, global stock markets are sending strong positive signals, cheering the gradual return to normal in developed countries.

Good news! Assure&go offers you more! You can now see most of your clients’ contract-related documents (former iA Excellence) issued after May 29 in the new My Business tab. 

May 27 - Webinar | Economy and capital markets: where do we stand now?

A conversation with Sébastien Mc Mahon, Senior Portfolio and Economist, and Jean-Pierre Chevalier, Portfolio Manager, U.S. Equities.

Moderator: Mark Dziedzic, Regional Vice-President, Sales, Individual Investment and Retirement Products - Ontario and Western Canada

IMPORTANT | The call with Jeff Sujitno that was going to take place this Thursday has been rescheduled and the format has changed.  

You missed it? You'll find below the links to listen to and view the webcast with Clément Gignac, Senior Vice-President, Diversified Funds at Industrial Alliance Investment Management & Chief Economist at iA Financial Group.

May 22 - Weekly economic publication | Despite the return to calm, risks still abound

This week, we take a look at the risk factors that could bring renewed volatility to the markets: a second wave of COVID-19 and escalating tensions between the U.S. and China.