Bay Street skeptical about Yorkton's go-it-alone plan

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Vancouver, BC-based Yorkton Securities Inc., which recently fired chief executive officer Scott Paterson, has announced a new go-it-alone business strategy. Yorkton Securities, which specializes in providing financial backing to high-tech and biotechnology firms, has a 200 stockbrokers in its retail investment network.

Securities Dealers, Strategy & planning, Planning, Yorkton Securities Inc.

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Two CEOs jump ship for Bay St. upstart

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Brad Crompton, chief executive officer of Morgan Stanley's Canadian operations, is planning to quit his job, to help the Winnipeg's Richardson family start an investment bank. George Estey, CEO of Goldman Sachs Canada Inc., is also considering a similar move for the same purpose.

Investment Banking, Organizational history, Executive changes & profiles, Securities & Commodities Services, Securities, Commodity Contracts, and Other Financial Investments and Related Activities, Officials and employees, Investment banks, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, MWD, Morgan Stanley, Organization formation, Crompton, Brad, Estey, George, Goldman Sachs Canada Inc.

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