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Davos 2021: Seven challenges for COVID-19 and beyond
This year’s virtual World Economic Forum tried to address the challenges shaping 2021. RBC’s CEO Dave McKay shares his takeaways.
Recognizing the early signs of dementia
It can be hard to spot the early signs of dementia versus what can sometimes be normal age-related memory loss.
Dementia is not inevitable: Lifestyle tips for your brain health
Watch now: Experts discuss lifestyle choices that can help prevent brain-aging diseases.
COVID-19: Updates on market impacts
Timely information on the COVID-19 outbreak and its implications for investors.
Read moreGlobal Insight 2021 Outlook
What are the consequences of the growing government debt dilemma?
Governments are awash in debt, with no signs borrowing will let up anytime soon. Is this sustainable? What are the risks for economies and taxpayers?
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Tony Maiorino
Vice President & Director, Head
RBC Wealth Management Services
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President and CEO of RBC Royal Trust
“Seniors are the fastest growing age group in Canada. In 2011, five million Canadians were 65 or older, a number that will double in the next 25 years. As this number increases along with life expectancy, so do the complexities associated with aging, including health-related issues.”
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Chief Economist
RBC Global Asset Management Inc.
“In retrospect, the decision to deliver fiscal stimulus during the worst of the economic downturn was inspired. Not only have bond markets reacted well, but international evidence has also congealed around the conclusion that every dollar borrowed generated two in economic benefits. So far, so good.”
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