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Great-West Lifeco Inc T.GWO

Alternate Symbol(s):  GWLIF | T.GWO.PR.G | GWLPF | GRWTF | T.GWO.PR.I | T.GWO.PR.L | GRWLF | T.GWO.PR.H | T.GWO.PR.M | T.GWO.PR.N | T.GWO.PR.P | T.GWO.PR.Q | T.GWO.PR.R | T.GWO.PR.S | T.GWO.PR.T | T.GWO.PR.Y

Great-West Lifeco Inc. is an international financial services holding company. The Company has interests in life insurance, health insurance, retirement and investment services, asset management and reinsurance businesses. Its segments include Canada, United States, Europe, and Capital and Risk Solutions. It operates in Canada, the United States and Europe under the brands Canada Life, Empower, and Irish Life. It operates through its subsidiaries, including The Canada Life Assurance Company (Canada Life), and Empower Annuity Insurance Company of America (Empower). Canada Life provides insurance and wealth management products and services in Canada, the United Kingdom, the Isle of Man and Germany, and in Ireland through Irish Life. Empower provides retirement plans.


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Comment by junglejameson Mar 08, 2022 5:02pm
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RE:RE:large volumes

RE:RE:large volumesIf true, how does that work?   They appear to be large block trades, 2+ million shares.  I would expect only ETFs, Mutual Funds, or Pension funds hold that many shares in their portfolios.  Are they lending them out, or doing in/out trades to "shaft' the unit holders of the dividend income?

I sure someone is making money doing this.  My question is who is on the losing end of the trade - afterall this is essentially a "zero sum game".

Just glad I hold most of my shares directly.
    
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