![Gaelen Morphet](data:image/svg+xml,<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="16" height="16" fill="%231b1b1b" class="bi bi-person-fill" viewBox="0 0 16 16"><path d="M3 14s-1 0-1-1 1-4 6-4 6 3 6 4-1 1-1 1zm5-6a3 3 0 1 0 0-6 3 3 0 0 0 0 6"/></svg>)
Gaelen Morphet
Président chez
MCAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION
Fortune : 511 148 $ au 31/05/2026
Profil
Gaelen Jane Morphet currently serves as Chairman at MCAN Mortgage Corp.
starting in 2025.
Also holds the position of Director at Ontario Arts Foundation.
Serves as Chief Investment Officer at Cinnamon Investments Ltd. and Cinnamon Investments Ulc since 2018.
Former roles include Director at Ontario Science Centre, The Art Gallery of Ontario Foundation, North York General Hospital Foundation, and Cma Investco, Inc. Served as First Vice President at CIBC Asset Management, Inc. from 2002 to 2009.
Held the position of Senior Vice President at CM Investment Management, Inc. from 1999 to 2002.
Worked as Portfolio Manager at The Bank of Nova Scotia from 1988 to 1992, AMI Partners, Inc. from 1996 to 1998, and 1832 Asset Management LP from 1993 to 1995.
Held Chief Investment Officer roles at Precious Metals & Mining Trust, Sentry Investments, Inc., The Empire Life Insurance Co. (Investment Portfolio), The Empire Life Insurance Co., and Empire Life Investments, Inc. Also worked as Senior Vice President & Chief Investment Officer at The Empire Life Insurance Co. Served as Financial Analyst at McLeod Young Weir Ltd. Education includes undergraduate studies at the University of Western Ontario.
Détentions connues dans des sociétés publiques
| Société | Date | Nombre d'actions | Valorisation | Date de valorisation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11/03/2026 | 28 405 ( 0,07 % ) | 511 148 $ | 31/05/2026 |
Postes actifs de Gaelen Morphet
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
|---|---|---|
| MCAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION | Président | 01/04/2025 |
Cinnamon Investments Ltd.
 Cinnamon Investments Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Provides investment services | Directeur en chef des Investissements | 01/03/2018 |
Ontario Arts Foundation | Directeur/Membre du Conseil | - |
Cinnamon Investments Ulc | Directeur en chef des Investissements | 01/01/2018 |
Anciens postes connus de Gaelen Morphet
| Sociétés | Poste | Fin |
|---|---|---|
1832 Asset Management LP
 1832 Asset Management LP Investment ManagersFinance 1832 AM employs a research-driven, bottom-up stock selection approach with a forward-looking view of the global economy. They carefully screen thousands of businesses in a search for those that demonstrate strong fundamentals characterized by financial strength, experienced management, product quality, market access and are mispriced in the capital markets. The firm invests in bonds to provide a stable stream of income, to reduce portfolio volatility and to help preserve capital by stabilizing returns during periods of weakness in the equity markets. They take a disciplined investment approach to add positive incremental gains over time. | Gestionnaire de Portefeuille-Actions | 31/12/1995 |
AMI Partners, Inc.
 AMI Partners, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance AMI Partners is a value manager that employs qualitative and quantitative research to manage Canadian equity, US equity, foreign equity, fixed-income and balanced portfolios. In general, the firm tends to invest in the stocks of Canadian and US large-cap companies in the finance, energy minerals and non-energy minerals sectors. The firm manages portfolios of US equities and international equities using ETFs to replicate the market return. AMI's international assets are managed by JP Morgan Asset Management. The firm's Canadian equity investment process is based on bottom-up research. Their Canadian equity strategies include: Core, Growing Income and Small-Cap. AMI's core equity management style uses a bottom-up investment process that is characterized by low tracking error against the benchmark and focuses on buying undervalued companies with improving fundamentals. The firm uses proprietary software to assess the value of large-cap and mid-cap stocks using historical book value, projected return on equity and historical relative p/e ratio compared to the market. They determine the intrinsic value of a stock to define the true long-term price level. AMI considers a stock to be reasonably priced when it is trading below its intrinsic value. Additional qualitative research is then used to evaluate the company's strengths and future prospects. A model portfolio is established with broad diversification across industry sectors. Fundamental and intrinsic value analysis is used to identify companies for purchase. The firm purchases the stocks of companies: (1) whose stock price is below its intrinsic value, indicating attractive return potential (2) that show evidence of improving fundamentals and (3) that have effective management teams. The firm will sell a stock when: (1) the target price is met (2) a company trades above its intrinsic value (3) it no longer meets AMI's quality criteria or (4) the original investment rationale fails to persist. AMI emphasizes stock selection over industry rotation. Industry weights are generally influenced by stock selection, but are also carefully monitored to ensure broad diversification. Industry weights will be 6 percentage points of the benchmark weight and portfolios will have investments in at least 8 of the 10 industry sectors. The AMI Core Model Portfolio consists of 40 to 60 large-cap and mid-cap stocks plus units of the AMI Small Cap Pooled Fund. The firm follows clients' policy statements on benchmarks and maximum holdings for individual securities. If given full discretion, the maximum holding in any one security will be 15%. Individual holdings are maintained within +/- 3% of the benchmark weighting. AMI's growing income equity strategy uses a bottom-up approach to invest in Canadian companies growing dividend streams, stable growth in earnings, quality management, positive cash flows and strong balance sheets. AMI's small-cap investment strategy invests in Canadian companies which are expected to have strong growth in earnings or cash flow and are selling at reasonable valuations. Particular emphasis is placed on the quality of management. The portfolio is broadly diversified across industry groups. The firm uses an enhanced passive style to invest in US equities. AMI invests a portion of the US equity exposure in mid-cap and small-cap US equity ETFs while holding a core position in S&P 500 Index ETFs. Assets are generally allocated 40% to 100% in large-cap (S&P 500 Index ETFs), 0% to 50% in mid-cap (S&P 400 Index ETFs) and 0% to 50% in small-cap (S&P 600 Index ETFs). Their benchmark for allocation is 50% large-cap, 25% mid-cap and 25% small-cap. AMI's fixed-income strategy follows a broad based approach that seeks consistent returns above the benchmark. They employ multiple strategies including (1) setting duration levels (2) yield curve strategies (3) sector allocation and (4) credit analysis. Shifts are made over the forecast horizon to take advantage of opportunities that result from market volatility. Assets are allocated among federal government, provincial, municipal and corporate bonds. The firm's fixed-income products include: the Universe Portfolio and the Corporate Bond Portfolio. AMI's corporate bond fund invests in investment grade corporate bonds that are allocated among sectors and credits within the Canadian corporate bond market. They seek to outperform the DEX Corporate Bond Index by 30 basis points over the long-term. The fund invests in investment grade bonds with a minimum credit rating of BBB-. The fund generally holds 40 to 60 individual issues. AMI's balanced portfolios are broadly diversified across investments in fixed-income securities, Canadian, US and international equities and cash. The firm seeks to add value and reduce volatility by overweighting asset classes that are expected to outperform based on their forecasts. | Gestionnaire de Portefeuille-Actions | 31/12/1998 |
| THE EMPIRE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY | Directeur en chef des Investissements | - |
| THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA | Gestionnaire de Portefeuille-Actions | 31/12/1992 |
McLeod Young Weir Ltd.
 McLeod Young Weir Ltd. Investment Banks/BrokersFinance Provides security services | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Formation de Gaelen Morphet
Expériences
Fonctions occupées
Actives
Inactives
Sociétés cotées
Entreprise privées
Relations
15
Relations au 1er degré
20
Entreprises liées au 1er degré
Homme
Femme
Administrateurs
Exécutifs
Sociétés liées
| Entreprise privées | 20 |
|---|---|
CIBC Asset Management, Inc.
 CIBC Asset Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance CIBC AM maintains a strong tradition of disciplined investment processes, prudently manages risk and develops customized and innovative solutions for their clients. The firm specializes in a variety of investment solutions such as equities, fixed income, currency management, liability-driven investments, asset allocation and responsible investments. | Finance |
CM Investment Management, Inc.
 CM Investment Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Provides investment advice | Finance |
The Bank of Nova Scotia
 The Bank of Nova Scotia Major BanksFinance Provides personal, commercial, corporate & investment banking, wealth management and capital markets services | Finance |
MCAN Mortgage Corp.
 MCAN Mortgage Corp. Finance/Rental/LeasingFinance Provides mortgage services | Finance |
Precious Metals & Mining Trust
 Precious Metals & Mining Trust Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Acts as Closed-End Investment Fund/Investment Trust | Miscellaneous |
AMI Partners, Inc.
AMI Partners, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance AMI Partners is a value manager that employs qualitative and quantitative research to manage Canadian equity, US equity, foreign equity, fixed-income and balanced portfolios. In general, the firm tends to invest in the stocks of Canadian and US large-cap companies in the finance, energy minerals and non-energy minerals sectors. The firm manages portfolios of US equities and international equities using ETFs to replicate the market return. AMI's international assets are managed by JP Morgan Asset Management. The firm's Canadian equity investment process is based on bottom-up research. Their Canadian equity strategies include: Core, Growing Income and Small-Cap. AMI's core equity management style uses a bottom-up investment process that is characterized by low tracking error against the benchmark and focuses on buying undervalued companies with improving fundamentals. The firm uses proprietary software to assess the value of large-cap and mid-cap stocks using historical book value, projected return on equity and historical relative p/e ratio compared to the market. They determine the intrinsic value of a stock to define the true long-term price level. AMI considers a stock to be reasonably priced when it is trading below its intrinsic value. Additional qualitative research is then used to evaluate the company's strengths and future prospects. A model portfolio is established with broad diversification across industry sectors. Fundamental and intrinsic value analysis is used to identify companies for purchase. The firm purchases the stocks of companies: (1) whose stock price is below its intrinsic value, indicating attractive return potential (2) that show evidence of improving fundamentals and (3) that have effective management teams. The firm will sell a stock when: (1) the target price is met (2) a company trades above its intrinsic value (3) it no longer meets AMI's quality criteria or (4) the original investment rationale fails to persist. AMI emphasizes stock selection over industry rotation. Industry weights are generally influenced by stock selection, but are also carefully monitored to ensure broad diversification. Industry weights will be 6 percentage points of the benchmark weight and portfolios will have investments in at least 8 of the 10 industry sectors. The AMI Core Model Portfolio consists of 40 to 60 large-cap and mid-cap stocks plus units of the AMI Small Cap Pooled Fund. The firm follows clients' policy statements on benchmarks and maximum holdings for individual securities. If given full discretion, the maximum holding in any one security will be 15%. Individual holdings are maintained within +/- 3% of the benchmark weighting. AMI's growing income equity strategy uses a bottom-up approach to invest in Canadian companies growing dividend streams, stable growth in earnings, quality management, positive cash flows and strong balance sheets. AMI's small-cap investment strategy invests in Canadian companies which are expected to have strong growth in earnings or cash flow and are selling at reasonable valuations. Particular emphasis is placed on the quality of management. The portfolio is broadly diversified across industry groups. The firm uses an enhanced passive style to invest in US equities. AMI invests a portion of the US equity exposure in mid-cap and small-cap US equity ETFs while holding a core position in S&P 500 Index ETFs. Assets are generally allocated 40% to 100% in large-cap (S&P 500 Index ETFs), 0% to 50% in mid-cap (S&P 400 Index ETFs) and 0% to 50% in small-cap (S&P 600 Index ETFs). Their benchmark for allocation is 50% large-cap, 25% mid-cap and 25% small-cap. AMI's fixed-income strategy follows a broad based approach that seeks consistent returns above the benchmark. They employ multiple strategies including (1) setting duration levels (2) yield curve strategies (3) sector allocation and (4) credit analysis. Shifts are made over the forecast horizon to take advantage of opportunities that result from market volatility. Assets are allocated among federal government, provincial, municipal and corporate bonds. The firm's fixed-income products include: the Universe Portfolio and the Corporate Bond Portfolio. AMI's corporate bond fund invests in investment grade corporate bonds that are allocated among sectors and credits within the Canadian corporate bond market. They seek to outperform the DEX Corporate Bond Index by 30 basis points over the long-term. The fund invests in investment grade bonds with a minimum credit rating of BBB-. The fund generally holds 40 to 60 individual issues. AMI's balanced portfolios are broadly diversified across investments in fixed-income securities, Canadian, US and international equities and cash. The firm seeks to add value and reduce volatility by overweighting asset classes that are expected to outperform based on their forecasts. | Finance |
1832 Asset Management LP
1832 Asset Management LP Investment ManagersFinance 1832 AM employs a research-driven, bottom-up stock selection approach with a forward-looking view of the global economy. They carefully screen thousands of businesses in a search for those that demonstrate strong fundamentals characterized by financial strength, experienced management, product quality, market access and are mispriced in the capital markets. The firm invests in bonds to provide a stable stream of income, to reduce portfolio volatility and to help preserve capital by stabilizing returns during periods of weakness in the equity markets. They take a disciplined investment approach to add positive incremental gains over time. | Finance |
Sentry Investments, Inc.
 Sentry Investments, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Sentry Investments seeks to preserve capital, maximize return, minimize risk and manage investment capital to generate a steady stream of income. Sentry Investments' approach is a combination of both a quantitative and a forward-looking intrinsic value approach. Their analysts use a proprietary model to review companies in each target sector and apply specific investment criteria to evaluate each company's historical performance. Sentry Investments then weighs these criteria to select the stocks with proven records of success and the best prospects for capital appreciation, looking forward. The firm's products include TSX-listed closed end funds, closed-end trusts, flow through limited partnerships, mutual funds and principal-protected notes covering a variety of domestic and global strategies. | Finance |
The Empire Life Insurance Co. (Investment Portfolio)
 The Empire Life Insurance Co. (Investment Portfolio) Investment ManagersFinance Empire Life-IP aims to outperform by focusing on attractively valued, high-quality businesses, with a focus on downside protection. The firm invests in companies they believe represent good value with the intention of holding stocks for a period of 24 to 36 months or longer. They also conduct top-down analysis of the Canadian and global economies to determine which markets to target and how economic factors may impact specific economies, sectors and companies. | Finance |
The Empire Life Insurance Co.
 The Empire Life Insurance Co. Life/Health InsuranceFinance Provides life insurance, investment and employee benefit services | Finance |
University of Western Ontario
 University of Western Ontario Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
McLeod Young Weir Ltd.
McLeod Young Weir Ltd. Investment Banks/BrokersFinance Provides security services | Finance |
Cinnamon Investments Ltd.
Cinnamon Investments Ltd. Investment ManagersFinance Provides investment services | Finance |
Ontario Science Centre
 Ontario Science Centre Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Operates science museum | Consumer Services |
The Art Gallery of Ontario Foundation | |
North York General Hospital Foundation | |
Ontario Arts Foundation | |
Empire Life Investments, Inc.
 Empire Life Investments, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Empire Life Investments focuses on attractively valued, high-quality businesses, with a focus on downside protection. The firm’s equity investment process follows a rigorous five-step process: define universe, idea generation, analyze, fundamental analysis, and portfolio construction. When selecting fixed-income investments, Empire Life Investments employs an active, multi-strategy approach. They combine both a top-down macroeconomic analysis on interest rate and yield curve as well as a bottom-up credit research with a focus on undervalued securities and sectors. | Finance |
Cma Investco, Inc. | |
Cinnamon Investments Ulc |
