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Canadian Investor Stephen Jarislowsky Dies; Firm Acquired by Scotiabank

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Canadian investor Stephen Jarislowsky died at age 101. He founded Jarislowsky Fraser & Co. in 1955, which grew into a large pension fund manager. Scotiabank bought the firm in 2018 for $950 million.

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Jarislowsky used his wealth to donate millions of dollars, establishing dozens of research chairs at Canadian universities. The acquisition of his firm by Scotiabank represents a significant transaction within the Canadian financial sector.

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  • KingstonLocation where Jarislowsky worked
  • MontrealLocation where Jarislowsky worked and founded his firm

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