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Tamir Poleg, Chairman & CEO, The Real Brokerage, speaks to Toronto Stock Exchange’s (TSX) George Khalife, about The Real’s (TSX: REAX) explosive growth trajectory. The Real is a technology-powered real estate brokerage firm that listed on TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV) in 2020; dual-listed on Nasdaq the following year; and in 2022 graduated from TSXV to TSX. Tamir talks about his journey to becoming a CEO of a publicly traded company, and how that has pushed him to continually improve and disrupt the real estate brokerage industry.
For more information on TSX and TSX Venture Exchange as a capital option for US companies, visit us.tsx.com. And for more insights from capital markets leaders and my TMX colleagues, please visit TMX.com/POV.
In this episode, TSX’s Dani Lipkin speaks to Ray Newal, newly appointed CEO of C100, a global community of Canadians in tech. Ray talks about the history of C100, its mission, and what lies ahead for the organization.
For more information on the life sciences sector on TSX and TSX Venture Exchange, please visit tsx.com. And for more insights from capital markets leaders and my TMX colleagues, please visit TMX.com/POV.
On this episode, TMX’s Rich Goodman speaks with Steve Palmer, President & CEO at AlphaNorth. A small-cap and public venture investor for nearly three decades, Steve founded AlphaNorth in 2007 to focus on small-to-mid cap investments. Steve covers a broad range of topics, including public venture investing; how he’s survived various storms; how he sources deals; and what his investment philosophy is.
For more information on TSX and TSX Venture Exchange investing information, please subscribe to our monthly Investor Insights report and our Market Intelligence Report by visiting tsx.com/mig. And for more insights from capital markets leaders and my TMX colleagues, please visit TMX.com/POV.
In this episode, Kathy Casey, CEO of Simply Better Brands (TSXV:SBBC), shares her experiences of going public in Canada in 2019 with TSX’s Delilah Panio. Hear how Simply Better Brands started with one brand - Pure Kana - and went on to acquire several CPG companies in the past three years, using its public stock as currency to make these acquisitions and grow the company’s revenues significantly.
For more information on TSX and TSX Venture as a capital option for US companies, visit us.tsx.com. And for more insights from capital markets leaders and my TMX colleagues, please visit TMX.com/POV.
On this episode, TMX’s Rich Goodman speaks with Wes Hall: Entrepreneur, Investor, Role Model, Corporate Advisor, PowerBroker, Philanthropist, Dragon, and Social Justice Warrior. From a tin shack and sugar cane fields in Jamaica, to a dream-turned-reality move to Canada; law clerk to corporate saviour - hear how Hall transcended societal stigmas and built a life for himself on and off Bay Street.
For more information on TSX and TSX Venture Exchange investing information, please subscribe to our monthly Investor Insights report and our Market Intelligence Report by visiting tsx.com/mig. And for more insights from capital markets leaders and my TMX colleagues, please visit TMX.com/POV.
TSX’s Daniel Lubienietzky speaks with Bloom Burton & Co’s Chairman and CEO, Brian Bloom about the Canadian healthcare investing landscape. Hear how Brian Bloom’s degrees in biochemistry and biological sciences, coupled with his stints at various New York investment banking firms, laid the foundation of his success in co-founding Bloom Burton & Co. Brian Bloom also highlights many of the strengths of Canada’s healthcare investment ecosystem and gives a unique perspective on where things are going.
For more information on the life sciences sector on TSX and TSX Venture Exchange, please visit tsx.com/life-sciences. And for more insights from capital markets leaders and my TMX colleagues, please visit TMX.com/POV.
On this episode, TMX’s Rich Goodman speaks with Eric Wetlaufer, TMX Group board member and Managing Partner at TwinRiver Capital. Eric shares his journey on what led him to impact investing, and how he challenges the traditional notion of what it actually means. He also talks about his ‘previous life’ of being a pension fund executive and how the investment philosophy of this institution has changed over the past decade…and how impact investing fits into all of it.
For more information on TSX and TSX Venture Exchange investing information, please subscribe to our monthly Investor Insights report and our Market Intelligence Report by visiting tsx.com/mig. And for more insights from capital markets leaders and my TMX colleagues, please visit TMX.com/POV.
Corey Garriott, Head of Product Research at the Montreal Exchange (MX), hosts this week’s episode with guests David Duggan, Managing Director of Rates Trading and Sales at National Bank Financial and Robert Catani (aka 1R), Head of Institutional Sales, Interest Rate Derivatives at MX. These two fixed income veterans discuss the future of interest rates in Canada and cover a lot of ground, including: how we got here, the solution in risk-free rates, transition timelines from CDOR to CORRA, liquidity conditions in rates and the causes, just to name a few…
For more information visit m-x.ca and for more insights from capital markets leaders visit tmx.com/pov.
Jim Barrett, CEO of edgeTI (TSXV:CTRL), and Christian Mack, Managing Director of Lotus Innovations, share their experiences of going public in Canada - each from their own unique perspective as CEO and investor. Hear how edgeTI, a US software company that focuses on the integration of secure web applications, went public on TSX Venture Exchange in January 2021 and how Lotus Innovations, a private equity firm, led the transaction as its primary shareholder.
For more information visit us.tsx.com and for more insights from capital markets leaders visit tmx.com/pov.
Field Trip Health (TSX:FTRP) is a global leader in the development and delivery of psychedelic therapies. Listed on Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) in 2021, co-founder and executive chairman Ronan Levy demystifies the world of psychedelics in this episode with TSX’s George Khalife. He also talks about how the public markets have benefited the industry and how being a public company has contributed to the growth and strategic direction of Field Trip.
For more information visit us.tsx.com and for more insights from capital markets leaders visit tmx.com/pov.
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