Bay Street
Canadian financial hub
Bay Street is the financial district of Toronto, Canada, and by extension, the Canadian financial industry as a whole—banks, investment firms, and the people who work in them.
It functions like Wall Street does for American finance: Bay Street analysts are skeptical of the merger.
The term often carries connotations of corporate power and influence in Canadian politics and economics.
- TorontoOntario's capital city
- CanadaNorthern North American nation
- financeProvide money for
- investmentDeploying capital for returns
- pension fundsPooled retirement investment vehicles
trading · banking · Ontario · stocks · stock exchanges · trading floor · stock ticker · securities · corporate culture · power suits · economy · regulatory bodies · equity · brokerage · commerce · hedge funds · regional banking · suits
- corporate financecost of capital, investment, capital markets, NPV, debt financing
- Financial HubsCity of London, Frankfurt, Zurich, Singapore, Hong Kong
- NassauNassau, Paradise Island, Parliament Square, Atlantis, cruise port
- TorontoCN Tower, Toronto, Yorkville, Scarborough, ROM
- Financial DistrictsCity of London, Frankfurt, Zurich, Charlotte
- JunkanooNassau, Freeport, rush out, scraper, cowbell
Bay StreetMain Street
Town's central thoroughfare
working class · small business · family farms · blue collar · labour unions
Bay Streetresidential neighborhoods
Areas where people dwell
suburbs · family homes · Main Street · bedroom communities · parkland
Bay StreetOccupy movement
2011 economic justice protests
grassroots activism · union halls · Main Street · populist movements · protest movements