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Financial advisors in Newfoundland and Labrador

32 advisory teams and firms across 3 cities: directory by city, rankings and 2021 census figures.

32teams and firms

3cities

510,550residents (2021 census)

15,955residents per firm

Key figures

32 advisory teams and firms across 3 cities, including 0 firms whose website shows their registration.
Large networks account for 100 % of firms; 0 % are firms verified through their own website.
Advisory offices are concentrated in St. John's (22), Corner Brook (5), Grand Falls-Windsor (2).
Among cities of 20,000 residents or more, St. John's has the most firms per resident (one per 5,024).
24 % of the population covered by the census is aged 65 or over.

Advisor Index calculation of 22 October 2026 from the directory and the 2021 Statistics Canada census. Population: sum of the province's municipalities.

Advisor hubs

City	Firms	Residents per firm	Ranking
St. John's	22	5,024	Top 10
Corner Brook	5	3,867	Top 10
Grand Falls-Windsor	2	6,927	–

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Frequently asked questions

How many financial advisory firms are there in Newfoundland and Labrador?

Advisor Index lists 32 in 3 cities, from the large networks' advisor locators and from firms whose website shows their registration. No firm pays to be listed.

How do I check a financial advisor in Newfoundland and Labrador?

Check the person and the firm in the provincial securities regulator's register, the CSA National Registration Search and CIRO's AdvisorReport. Ask for the professional credential and the fee arrangement in writing.

Why are firms concentrated in St. John's?

Firms locate in business districts, not in proportion to residents: St. John's, Corner Brook, Grand Falls-Windsor concentrate the offices serving the wider region. The number of firms in a city therefore does not measure the advice available to its residents.

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Sources: Advisor Index directory (firms verified through their website, network teams, matched Google listings) and the 2021 Statistics Canada census. No firm pays to be listed or ranked.