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  2. May 19, 2021 · While NYC remains the largest financial centre on the continent in terms of employment numbers, Toronto is catching up fast, according to newly-released data from the Conference Board of...

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  3. Toronto now has the second-largest financial centre in North America and the seventh-largest globally in employment. According to the Conference Board of Canada — a think tank analyzing economic trends — the city’s financial services sector continues to grow and significantly impacts the local economy, as well as the country’s ...

  4. Jun 18, 2021 · Toronto has moved into second place overall in a study of the most promising investment locations in the Americas by fDi Intelligence – a specialist publication from the Financial Times. This ranking reflects Toronto’s rising stature as an international centre of investment, commerce, trade, development and innovation.

  5. Toronto is Canada’s business and financial capital, a growing financial hub in North America, and a top ten global financial centre. Toronto’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth is significantly outpacing the national average.

  6. Toronto is North America's second-largest financial centre, ranking among the most important in the world. The city’s financial services sector continues to grow and has a significant influence on the local economy, Canada’s international footprint, and the success of Canadian businesses.

  7. May 21, 2021 · Now, as many pandemic-ravished industries suffer, Toronto is accumulating a growing number of bankers, portfolio managers, and other finance roles at a faster rate than any other city in North America, according to the report.

  8. Jul 6, 2023 · The city had the fastest-growing financial sector in North America over that period. Financial services accounted for the largest share of Canadian foreign direct investment abroad in 2018, reaching $643 billion—50 per cent of Canada’s total FDI.