
Paula Sambo
Credit Reporter at Bloomberg News
Journalist at @business. Send tips and story ideas to [email protected]. DMs open. Opinions always mine obviously.
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calgaryherald.com | Layan Odeh |Paula Sambo
Article contentAlberta Investment Management Corp. is hunting for a new chief investment officer as it carries out an overhaul that began last year when the provincial government fired the board and its top executive. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentThe new CIO would be based in Calgary, the largest city in Alberta and the home of Canada’s major oil and gas companies.
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bloomberg.com | Layan Odeh |Paula Sambo
(Bloomberg) -- Alberta Investment Management Corp. is hunting for a new chief investment officer as it carries out an overhaul that began last year when the provincial government fired the board and its top executive. The new CIO would be based in Calgary, the largest city in Alberta and the home of Canada’s major oil and gas companies.
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bloomberg.com | Paula Sambo |Layan Odeh
(Bloomberg) -- British Columbia Investment Management Corp. has made a $200 million anchor investment in a Europe-focused private credit fund launched by Arini Capital Management as part of the firm’s alliance with Lazard Inc. The Victoria-based pension fund manager, which oversees C$250.4 billion ($183 billion) in assets, also plans to allocate more than $400 million in additional co-investments alongside the fund, according to a statement.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Melissa Shin |Paula Sambo
David and Natasha Sharpe, the husband-and-wife team found to have committed fraud at private lender Bridging Finance Inc., were fined and ordered by Canada’s top securities regulator to repay more than C$20 million ($14.6 million). David Sharpe, who was Bridging’s chief executive officer, was permanently banned from working or trading in the capital markets in Ontario.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Melissa Shin |Paula Sambo
Ontario Securities Commission in Toronto(Bloomberg) -- David and Natasha Sharpe, the husband-and-wife team found to have committed fraud at private lender Bridging Finance Inc., were fined and ordered by Canada’s top securities regulator to repay more than C$20 million ($14.6 million). David Sharpe, who was Bridging’s chief executive officer, was permanently banned from working or trading in the capital markets in Ontario.
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