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Where to invest $1 million today: the Trump topsy-turvy edition
Investing $1 million can be table stakes for Canada’s wealthiest families.
Yet where to allocate it is a challenging proposition amid war in Iran, the disruption of artificial intelligence, the ongoing spectre of inflation and a U.S. administration with a volatile approach to nearly everything.
With that in mind, we asked four investment executives to offer options.
It was our most popular article of the week.
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Limited upside, unlimited downside: highlights from Canso’s April Corporate Bond Newsletter
‘We are happy to take on risk when we are compensated to do so. What’s more difficult is being disciplined and not taking on risk when the prospective returns are not commensurate.’
Despite geopolitical shocks, credit markets have been surprisingly resilient. Spreads are still historically tight, and investor appetite remains strong. Looking ahead, selective risk-taking is critical as fixed income investors have limited upside but the potential of losing their full investment.
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A truly proud moment for Canadians. Canso, along with the rest of the country, is celebrating the successful completion of the Artemis II space mission that sent four astronauts farther away from Earth than any human had previously travelled. London, Ontario-born Jeremy Hansen represented the Canadian Space Agency and became the first non-American to travel outside of low Earth orbit. Jeremy is a Royal Military College of Canada (RMC) graduate, Diamond Jubilee Medal recipient and Royal Canadian Air Force colonel.
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