Craig Maddock

Cities across North America have started to relax COVID-19-related restrictions, but things are still far from normal.

The Bank of Canada took additional steps to ensure a properly functioning financial market, while leaving interest rates unchanged.

Major markets declined as oil prices dropped sharply amid the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). An update from MD Financial Management.

As we enter a new decade, MD looks back the 2010s. Despite the many ups and downs, it was a good decade for investment portfolios.

With the holiday season comes increased spending, but does a good shopping season mean increased share prices?

Portfolio managers, advisors and investors alike are thinking about socially responsible investing.

With interest rates as low as they are, bond yields are low. This can lead many investors to consider alternatives like dividend-paying stocks without fully considering the risks.

Over the past decade, the investment industry has changed and evolved. Learn how MD is updating its portfolio strategy with the goal of improving client portfolios.

Donald Trump is threatening to close the U.S.-Mexico border if Mexico doesn't do something about migrants travelling through on their way to the U.S. Here's a look at what a border shutdown would look

MD funds are designed to outperform and smooth out the ride. Vice President, Craig Maddock details how we’ve done.

As an industry, Canadian banks have shown amazing resilience through volatile markets.

Investors and enthusiasts alike watched closely as Apple unveiled its latest iPhones. MD Financial Management takes a closer look at Apple’s business and future prospects.

Every day there’s some hot new topic that’s driving headlines. That’s why it’s so important not to get distracted by the noise. Remember: good investments aren’t tied to the daily news cycle.

Is robotics the next big trend? Large electronics companies may start experimenting with robotics product development. However, they will not transform into robotics companies; at least, not yet.

Samsung produces more smartphones than any other company, including one model last year that spontaneously caught fire. But even a defective product didn’t erode our in Samsung’s long-term performance

Private asset classes make patience attractive for investors who can put a portion of their money in illiquid or partially-liquid investments and leave it alone for years.

The materials sector is often overlooked, but its cyclical nature means materials producers can do quite well during an economic upswing. Materials companies are generally capital intensive:...

I don’t call myself a golfer, although I do play a few times a year: I enjoy the time outdoors; like to walk rather than drive a cart; and appreciate the good company. I also love that you don’t...