Presenting sponsor
The weekly Roundup
A single, tasteful “presented by” placement on the week's flagship brief — the one thing our readers open every week.
Founding sponsors · first cohort
Partner with us
Reach the advisors who move Canadian money.
Quick Market Roundup turns the week's institutional research into one scannable brief for Canadian investment advisors and portfolio managers. We're opening a small first cohort of founding sponsors — and we're keeping it tasteful.
One tasteful placement at a time · Founding rates by conversation
3asset classes
20+institutional sources
Weeklyadvisor touchpoint
Limitedfounding cohort
The audience
A small, specific, high-value readership
Quick Market Roundup synthesizes the week's institutional research — rates, credit, equities, and alternatives — into one brief for Canadian investment advisors. Our readers aren't a broad retail audience; they're the people who sit across from clients and decide how real money gets positioned.
We're early and growing deliberately, starting with fixed-income-focused advisors and portfolio managers in the Greater Toronto Area. If your product serves advisors — an asset manager, an ETF issuer, a fund platform, or a fintech — these are exactly the people you want in the room.
- Canadian investment advisors, portfolio managers, and wholesalers
- Institutional decision-makers, not retail eyeballs
- A focused beachhead: fixed-income advisors across the GTA and Bay Street
- Read in a calm, editorial context — no noise competing for attention
Why now
Get in on the ground floor
We're opening our first cohort of founding sponsors while the audience is still small and early. Founding partners get the kind of access and terms that won't exist once the inventory is spoken for.
- Founding rates, locked in as the audience grows
- First pick of placement and category — we limit sponsors per category
- A direct hand in shaping how sponsorship works here
- A genuine partnership — we'll talk about your goals, not sell you a banner
What it looks like
Three tasteful ways to show up
We are not going to cover the site in ads. Sponsorship here is restrained, clearly labeled, and designed to sit comfortably next to institutional research.
Section sponsor
One asset class
Align your brand with Fixed Income, Equities, or Alternatives. One sponsor per section, so you're never sharing the space.
Newsletter mention
In the inbox
A short, clearly-labeled mention in the email that lands in advisors' inboxes — understated and on brand.
Pricing is a conversation, not a rate card. Because this is our founding cohort, we set rates per partner and per placement — tell us what you're trying to do and we'll build something that fits.
Our approach
Tasteful by design
Advertising only works here if it respects the reader. That's the whole model.
One at a time
A limited number of sponsors, never a wall of banners.
Clearly labeled
Sponsorship is always disclosed and never disguised as research.
Brand-safe
You're placed next to sober, institutional-grade content.
Reader-first
If a placement would hurt the reading experience, we won't run it.
Be one of our first sponsors
We're talking to a small group of founding partners now. If you'd like to be one of them, send a note — it comes straight to us.
Questions
What does sponsorship cost?
Because we're assembling our founding cohort, we price each partnership individually rather than publishing a rate card. Send a note with what you're trying to achieve and we'll come back with options and founding rates.
How many sponsors will you take?
Very few. We limit sponsors per placement and per category so the experience stays uncluttered and each partner actually stands out.
Who reads Quick Market Roundup?
Canadian investment advisors, portfolio managers, and wholesalers — professionals who use institutional research to make client decisions. We're early and growing deliberately, starting with fixed-income-focused advisors in the Greater Toronto Area.
Will ads clutter the site?
No. Sponsorship is restrained, clearly labeled, and limited by design. If a placement would get in the way of the reading experience, we won't run it.