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Opinion: The pay for Manulife's CEO is head and shoulders above peers - Vimarsana News

Opinion: The pay for Manulife's CEO is head and shoulders above peers

Chief executive Roy Gori now receives 20 per cent more than RBC’s top officer

Manulife unit to buy most of CQS from billionaire Michael Hintze - Vimarsana News

Manulife unit to buy most of CQS from billionaire Michael Hintze

Manulife Financial's investment unit to buy most of CQS from billionaire Michael Hintze to expand fixed-income strategies. Read more here.

Manulife unit to buy most of CQS from billionaire Michael Hintze - Vimarsana News

Manulife unit to buy most of CQS from billionaire Michael Hintze

Manulife Financial's investment unit to buy most of CQS from billionaire Michael Hintze to expand fixed-income strategies. Read more here.

RBC employee suffering burnout, anxiety and depression loses disability claim - Vimarsana News

RBC employee suffering burnout, anxiety and depression loses disability claim

An RBC financial planner says his high pressure sales environment contributed to burnout, severe anxiety and depression. When he asked RBC for a mental health break, he says his manager urged him to keep working and Manulife denied his disability claim.

Source: cbc.ca
Insider says Manulife Bank didn't protect customers' highly private information for years - Vimarsana News

Insider says Manulife Bank didn't protect customers' highly private information for years

A Manulife insider says, for nearly a decade, the corporation didn’t properly protect thousands of Canadian bank customers’ private information — such as credit card and account details, dates of birth and social insurance numbers. And customers had no idea.

Source: cbc.ca