Wealthsimple Inc. says it has received regulatory approval to offer Canadian investors the opportunity to trade directly on ...

Wealthsimple must still receive approval from each province and territory to offer its contract markets to local consumers.

Wealthsimple's direct indexing brings a tax-saving investing strategy to a wider group of investors, but the number likely to ...

Wealthsimple Inc. says it’s received the regulatory green light to offer futures and forecast contracts, making it the second ...

Toronto fintech Wealthsimple has quietly rolled out a new beta feature that allows its credit card users to spend their ...

Approval for online financial services platform permits it only to offer contracts tied to economic indicators, financial ...

Wealthsimple cleared a key regulatory hurdle to bring prediction markets to Canada — but the product's gambling-like ...

Elon Musk's social network X appears to be integrating stock trading into its platform—and it will be powered by Toronto ...

Wealthsimple has raised a $750 million CAD financing round as the FinTech company looks to expand its market position and continue to build out its product suite. The Toronto-based startup announced ...

Fintech is second entity to receive this kind of approval by the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization in the country.

The round was led by the digital investment arm of Germany's Allianz, with additional backing coming from early investor Power Financial. Wealthsimple CEO Michael Katchen tells CNBC he sees the ...

Not long ago, I wrote about a surprisingly creative ad from a Canadian fintech brand that looked more like a new indie flick trailer than a commercial for financial services. Turns out, the ad will ...