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Canada's Top CFOs Try to Avoid Temptation in ‘Salubrious’ Lending Environment

Panel Consensus Is Rates Could Go Lower in Short Term but Will Be Higher in Five Years
From left to right, some of Canada's top chief financial officers: Qi Tang of RioCan, Nitin Jain of Sienna Senior, Scott Fischer of KingSett Capital, Melanie Ducholke of Camgill Development Corp. and Peter Sweeney of SmartCentres. (Garry Marr/CoStar)
From left to right, some of Canada's top chief financial officers: Qi Tang of RioCan, Nitin Jain of Sienna Senior, Scott Fischer of KingSett Capital, Melanie Ducholke of Camgill Development Corp. and Peter Sweeney of SmartCentres. (Garry Marr/CoStar)
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February 27, 2020 | 9:46 P.M.

The one thing Canada's top chief financial officers seem to agree on is raising money is not a problem. Still, the consensus at the RealCapital Conference this week in Toronto was interest rates will be higher in five years.

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