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Momentum and Behavioural Finance

The field of behavioural finance has turned assumptions about investor rationality and behaviour on their heads, challenging models of investor behaviour that relied on investors being self-interested, rational, and risk-averse.

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By Cross-Border
May 2, 2025
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Weaker loonie may not deter Bank of Canada diverging from the Fed

Weaker loonie may not deter Bank of Canada diverging from the Fed

"Although there's a theoretical limit to how far the Bank of Canada can set its own policy rate beneath the Fed funds rate, it's likely well below current levels," said Karl Schamotta

Navigating the Waters of Compliance

Navigating the Waters of Compliance

In this conversation, we offer insight into the various compliance obligations businesses have today. We also share tips on recognizing business email compromise threats and implementing effective sanctions compliance programs within your organization.

Notes from a Market Insider: Latin American Expansion for Financial Institutions

Notes from a Market Insider: Latin American Expansion for Financial Institutions

In this article, we have a conversation about the opportunities — and the challenges — for banks, financial institutions, and fintechs in the region’s complex and rapidly expanding banking sector.

ausbiz: Budget increases risks to interest rate cut calls
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ausbiz: Budget increases risks to interest rate cut calls

In his latest interview with ausbiz, Peter Dragicevich, APAC Currency Strategist at Corpay Cross-Border Solutions, explore the implications of the Australian budget on inflation, bond markets, and the potential path for the RBA.

Dollar’s stubborn strength dents US companies’ earnings cheer

Dollar’s stubborn strength dents US companies’ earnings cheer

‘Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at payments company Corpay said the subdued level of currency volatility may be making some companies "almost too complacent about the risks they are facing."’ Reuters:

Canada's labour market blows past expectations, adding 90k jobs in April

Canada's labour market blows past expectations, adding 90k jobs in April

“The slowdown in wage growth and the fact that more than half of the total jobs added were in part-time work "suggests that slack in the Canadian economy is still growing,"

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