Credit and Investments Ombudsman

Generate Capital Announces Promotion and Hiring of Managing Directors

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Monday, August 8, 2022
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Generate Capital, PBC, a leading sustainable infrastructure investment and operating platform, today announced two internal promotions and two external hires to its investment team.

Key Points: 
  • Generate Capital, PBC, a leading sustainable infrastructure investment and operating platform, today announced two internal promotions and two external hires to its investment team.
  • Generate is also pleased to announce two new senior-level additions to its Credit and Investments teams, Greg Richards and Alex Raksin:
    Greg Richards Managing Director, Credit
    Greg Richards joins Generate to advance the Generate Credit business.
  • Alex Raksin Managing Director, Investments
    Alex Raksin joins Generate to lead investments across the sustainable infrastructure markets.
  • Generate Capital, PBC is a leading sustainable infrastructure company driving the infrastructure revolution.

OBSI releases first ever Canadian seniors' complaints report

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Thursday, July 18, 2019
Ombudsman, Occupations, Government, Service industries, Dispute resolution, Ombudsmen in Australia, Financial Ombudsman Service, Consumer protection in the United Kingdom, Solicitors, Credit and Investments Ombudsman

While seniors represent less than a third of the Canadian population, they accounted for 38% of the complaints that OBSI received over a two-year period.

Key Points: 
  • While seniors represent less than a third of the Canadian population, they accounted for 38% of the complaints that OBSI received over a two-year period.
  • Today, OBSI released its first ever Seniors Report , documenting the experiences of seniors using its services.
  • The report shows that 38% of complaints to OBSI came from people over the age of 60 and that complaints from seniors are more likely to be made by men than women, especially for married complainants.
  • "OBSI has been helping Canadian consumers and financial services firms resolve their disputes for over 23 years," said Sarah Bradley, Ombudsman and Chief Executive Officer, OBSI.