Canada Pensioned Plan, Analysts Positive as RioCan Sells Stake in Two Developments
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This information courtesy of Bill Vlaad, of Vlaad & Co.: "Doug Guzman has been promoted from the Head of Investment Banking, Canada of RBC Capital Markets ("RBC CM") to the Head of Global Investment Banking. In New York, RBC CM has brought on seven investment bankers from Bear Sterns into their Municipal Finance Healthcare group. Kathy Costine, Rae Boylan and Nelson Luria are joining as Managing Directors while James LaVigne is a Director. Additionally, Marcella Finkel and Evie Wang are ..Read the rest of this post.
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FP Trading Desk submits: RioCan real estate Investment Trust's (RIOCF.PK) decision to sell a 50% stake in two new development properties for C$220-million was given the thumbs up by Bay St. Analysts. The country's largest REIT by market capitalization said the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board is buying an interest in developments in Calgary and Toronto from RioCan and its partner Trinity Development Group. Complete Story » Analysts Positive as RioCan Sells Stake in Two ..read all.
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