Discover why financial services companies continue to choose Toronto for growth and expansion.
CaixaBank
CaixaBank is a financial group with a socially responsible, long-term universal banking model, based on quality, trust, and specialisation, which offers a value
proposition of products and services adapted for each sector, adopting innovation as a strategic challenge and a distinguishing feature of its corporate culture, and whose leading position in retail banking in Spain and Portugal makes it a key player in supporting sustainable economic growth.
Ulule.com
Founded in Paris in 2010, Ulule.com has become one of the top crowdfunding platforms in the world. Its unique focus on entrepreneur success and partnerships
with financial institutions enabled over 25,000 businesses and projects to come to life.
Validus Risk Management
Providing financial risk-management advice to alternative asset managers and their portfolio companies in Europe and North America, Validus specialists use proprietary technology to quantify their clients’ non-core financial risks in the areas of foreign exchange, interest rates and commodities. In that context, they construct and monitor hedging strategies for their clients to minimize the impact of these risks.
AxiomSL
As a global leader in risk data management and regulatory reporting solutions for the financial industry, AxiomSL counted several Canadian banks among its customers and so decided they needed to have ‘boots on the ground’ in the business capital of Canada.
Robert Walters
With the opening of their Toronto office in 2016, recruitment consultancy Robert Walters now has a presence in 27 countries. As a growing financial hub, Toronto is an important new market for Robert Walters, offering a highly skilled workforce and a dynamic business environment.
Cohere Communications
With over 50 employees in offices across North America, Cohere has seen the need to maintain a small presence in Toronto for several years.
Ortec Finance
Find out why Ortec Finance chose Toronto has their home base in North America.
Banco BASE
A Mexican bank finds a niche in Canada’s financial marketplace.
Infrasoft Technologies Limited
“Our market in Canada is relationship-oriented,” says Mirjankar, one of the founding Partners of InfrasoftTech. “We need a local operation here. We cannot run it from India. The customers are different. The approach is different. If you try to run it by remote control, it won’t work. We need to be here. We need to be seen working closely with our customers.”
OPERIS
“Toronto won hands down against other North American cities. There’s more P3 activity in Toronto, costs are more reasonable and work permits were easier to arrange.”
DNM Analytics
With 65 employees and with two Canadian clients already using the company's services, DNM expanded its global operations in January of 2014, opening its first North American office in Toronto.
PTS Consulting
It just made sense for us to locate our Canadian office here,” says Ian Oliver, Director at PTS Consulting Canada Limited. “If you’re going to operate in the financial services sector in this country, then you really need to be in Toronto.
Payvision
Most of Payvision’s current and potential partners are located in Toronto as well, and the city’s location enables clients and personnel to travel between Payvision’s Canadian and U.S. offices in New York in about an hour and a half.
FDM Group
“But in all the locations where we’ve opened an office, I’ve never experienced the welcome that we’ve received in Toronto,” says Sheila Flavell, the company’s Chief Operating Officer.
Excelian
The availability of high-quality talent with a range of skills and expertise was a crucial factor to helping Excelian make the decision to expand into the Toronto market.
globalVcard Inc.
When CSI Enterprises began planning for expansion into Canada, it didn’t take long to identify Toronto as a prime location for its Canadian office.
Apex Fund Services
Apex Fund Services is expanding its Toronto based Canadian Subsidiary to offer specialized services to Canadian fund managers such as international best practices, real-time middle office administrative services, and operation risk reporting services.
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China
To better serve the fast-growing Canada-China trade and investment market, the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Limited established its Canadian head office in Toronto’s financial district.
