bankers

Who’s controlling our money?

Meet the men (and, yes, they're all men) of the new banking establishment

The Oracle of Bay Street: finance bad boy Michael Wekerle is back, and his new firm is already the talk of Toronto

The insider dish on Soho House: who made the cut and who didn’t at the city’s new, exclusive private club

Editor’s Letter (March 2012): technology, innovation and the importance of making products of real value

TMX-LSE merger cancelled, Bay Street bankers rejoice

Why the proposed “merger” between the TMX and the London Stock Exchange is bad news for Bay Street

What does the TSX-LSE merge mean for Toronto?

Q&A with Dominic D’Alessandro: the former CEO of Manulife tell us how to turn Toronto into a global financial capital

The Secret Life of a Bay Street Hooker

Ontario to regulate derivatives market, may relocate to la-la land

G20’s Toronto takeover: a roundup of snarls, snags, closures and general headaches

G20 organizers: the only childish games during the summit will be at the convention centre

Inside the $12-million gender discrimination suit dividing Bay Street

At the prestigious law firm McCarthy Tétrault, a junior partner named Diane LaCalamita watched as less-experienced male attorneys were promoted above her. She complained, got fired, and is now suing the firm for $12 million. Her supporters say the old boys’ club is still preventing women from getting ahead. Her critics dismiss her as a mediocre lawyer who couldn’t hack it in the big leagues

A heartbreaking work of staggering cheapness