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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...
- Lauren O'neil
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 ...
Toronto’s finance sector has been ranked the second-largest in North America behind only New York, and it’s growing faster than the Big Apple. According to a new report from the Conference Board of Canada , Toronto’s finance and insurance workforce is growing faster than any other city on the continent.
- Megan Devlin
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.
May 18, 2021 · Toronto is adding bankers, portfolio managers and other finance types faster than any other city in North America, the report said.
- Kevin Carmichael
“Toronto’s among the top ten financial centres in the world,” says Reynolds. We have leading companies in banking, insurance, and asset management who are operating on a global level. In addition to that, the region is the second largest technology cluster in North America.
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.
