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Monetary Policy & Banking Commentary Archive

Falling interest rates—an often-overlooked contributor to rising home prices
By Niels Veldhuis, Josef Filipowicz | August 17, 2017
Interest rates are low because of demographics; an aging population of savers creates a borrower's market
By Michael Walker | January 27, 2015
Bank fees a diversion from real consumer interests
By Mark Milke | February 8, 2014
Given the recent ICBC executive pay revelations, it's time to privatize ICBC
By Niels Veldhuis, Mark Milke | September 18, 2012
PRPPs defeated by compliance costs
By Neil Mohindra | November 23, 2011
Lack of competition means B.C. drivers forced to pay high auto insurance rates
By Neil Mohindra | October 28, 2011
U.K. ring-fences bad bank policy
By Neil Mohindra | September 26, 2011
Transparent exchanges; As stock exchanges merge, regulators should remove the barriers to entry that stifle competition - Appeared in the Financial Post
By Neil Mohindra | February 16, 2011
We should privatize CMHC; Mortgage agency puts huge risks on taxpayer
By Brett J. Skinner | February 10, 2010
Public Auto Insurance More Costly, Least Affordable: International Study
By Brett J. Skinner | October 12, 2006
Auto Insurance Premiums: A Mortality Warning for Ontario Motorists
By Mark Mullins | September 4, 2003
OSC's ’Regulation Everywhere’ Philosophy Threatens Markets
By Neil Mohindra | August 21, 2002
Big OSC Costs. Benefits?
By Neil Mohindra | May 30, 2002
Capturing the Benefits of Market Discipline
By Neil Mohindra | May 2, 2002
The BCSC Proposals and the Future of Securities Regulation in Canada
By Neil Mohindra | February 20, 2002