Honorary FCSIs

Honorary FCSI Recipients

Fred Ketchen, Managing Director, Equity Trading, Scotia Capital
Patricia Lovett-Reid, Senior Vice-President, TD Waterhouse

Patricia Lovett-Reid and Fred Ketchen were awarded Honorary FCSI designations by CSI during a reception that took place at the TSX.

Patricia Lovett-Reid was awarded an Honorary FCSI designation to recognize and pay tribute to her exemplary work in helping educate women, youth and fellow Canadians about investing and personal finance and encouraging them to take a more active role in their financial affairs.

Among her many accomplishments, Lovett-Reid, senior vice-president of TD Waterhouse, has inspired Canadian women and youth to take charge of their finances and investments by co-authoring four books for these groups. She has hosted a weekly financial planning program and makes regular appearances on television programs throughout Canada.

Fred Ketchen was presented with an Honorary FCSI designation to recognize his extraordinary efforts towards helping Canadians increase their knowledge and awareness of investing, his contribution towards the evolution of the Toronto Stock Exchange and his unwavering commitment to the community.

Ketchen, managing director of equity trading at Scotia Capital, began his career at McLeod Young Weir & Company. He has held senior positions with the Toronto Stock Exchange and was a strong catalyst in modernizing the Exchange's policies and practices. He is an often-quoted source in financial media and each morning, presents a market analysis for a national news program. In addition, Fred provides daily market comments for radio stations in Montreal, Toronto and Winnipeg.

October, 2004