Names are a Mutual affair, company says

Article Abstract:

Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada, based in Waterloo, Ontario, could be close to choosing a new name it will use when it becomes public in 1999. The company applied to the Canadian Intellectual Property Office to reserve the Clarica, Claricord, Sentrion and Synera names, which it could use for the renewed company. Mutual Life, a company offering life and health insurance, segregated and mutual funds, lease financing and mortgages, is awaiting the decision of around 800,000 participating policyholders to decide on the demutualization of the company as well as the new name that would adopted.

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Could be close to choosing a new name to use when it becomes public in 1999

Insurance, Insurance Carriers and Related Activities, Article, Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada

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Big Six greet report with indifference

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Canada's largest banks are indifferent to the recommendations of a House of Commons report on bank mergers but consumer advocates support the document. Consumer advocates believe the report outlines the protection of the public interest.

Banking industry, Reports, Bank mergers, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Canada. Parliament. House of Commons

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Stelco unveils plans to revamp

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The reasons behind Stelco Inc.'s $1.16 billion restructuring plans are examined.

Blast furnaces and steel mills, Steel industry, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Reorganization and restructuring, Company organization, Stelco Inc.

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