Broker standards criticized, Nonbank lender growth, Bridging Finance lawsuit, Trade deal rush, More Great Chef 06.14 View in browser Agent and broker standards sorely lacking in Ontario, says principal broker View web version | Forward to a colleague 09 July 2025 Top News Agent and broker standards sorely lacking in Ontario, says principal broker Ethical conduct often means saying no to unsuitable clients, broker warns, instead of pushing through with a mortgage Canadian private lenders grow market share, outpacing traditional banks Bank of Canada report shows MICs, private lenders, and investment funds gaining ground EY sued for $1.4bn after Toronto private lender collapse Auditor failed to spot red flags on lender's books, lawsuit alleges Canada, US race to secure 'long-term' trade deal before tariff deadline Talks ramp up as July 21 deadline approaches and Trump's new import taxes loom Advertised rents continue to slide in major Canadian cities, says CMHC Supply is surging across many prominent urban markets. Is affordability improving? Canada addresses housing crisis with tighter immigration rules, community housing investment Government raises financial requirements for study permit applicants and invests over $5m in community housing initiatives Toronto's homeless rate more than doubled between 2021 and 2024: report Spiking numbers highlight 'failure' of housing systems, report says 'Change is needed' on New Brunswick's high property taxes Consultations are beginning on rising taxes on property across the province International News Trump 'OK' with investigation into Fed's Powell, again demands resignation Administration continues to ramp up pressure on Fed chair Market recovery underway, new data shows Falling rates and increased product flexibility signal improving conditions for borrowers Brokers crucial to business growth amid rising costs – NAB Research underscores growing role of brokers in guiding business clients through capital, risk and investment strategies RBNZ likely to hold OCR in July as cut expectations shift Rate cut unlikely as inflation pressures persist Want to change how you receive these emails? You can manage your preferences or unsubscribe. © 2025 KM Business Information Canada Ltd. 317 Adelaide Street West, Toronto, ON Privacy | Conditions of Use | About us | Contact us Share this Share on FacebookTweet on TwitterPlus on Google+
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