Qayyum Rajan, CFA
Founder & Chief Executive Officer at Wealth Awesome
About Qayyum Rajan, CFA
Qayyum Rajan is a CFA charterholder and the Chief Executive Officer of Wealth Awesome, where he leads a team dedicated to providing data-driven financial insights for Canadian investors. With a career spanning fintech innovation, quantitative finance, and portfolio management, Qayyum combines deep technical expertise with practical investment knowledge.
Prior to Wealth Awesome, Qayyum held leadership roles at ExtractAlpha as Head of Labs, founded ESG Analytics (acquired by RepTrak Company), and served as a Portfolio Manager. His experience includes working with RBC Dominion Securities, CI Global Asset Management, and CIBC, managing portfolios and investment strategies for high-net-worth clients.
Qayyum's expertise lies in systematic investing, alternative data, ESG analytics, and helping Canadian investors navigate complex financial decisions with confidence.
Professional Experience
Chief Executive Officer, Wealth Awesome (2024-Present)
Head of ExtractAlpha Labs (2023-Present)
Founder & CEO, ESG Analytics (Acquired 2022)
Vice President & Portfolio Manager, ABT Capital Markets
Associate Portfolio Manager, RBC Dominion Securities
Internal Wholesaler, CI Global Asset Management
Latest Articles by Qayyum Rajan, CFA
Auro Metals Inc. Insiders Sold 30k shares
Auro Metals Inc. has experienced a dynamic period of insider trading, highlighted by Liu, Yikang's recent activities. With a substantial buy followed by a significant sell, the implications for the company's future are worth examining.
Tintina Mines Limited Insiders Bought CA$48m
Tintina Mines Limited has recently experienced a significant insider transaction, with GMC SPV Equity 01 Inc purchasing 71 million shares valued at CA$48.3 million. This activity could signal confidence in the company's future, but investors should remain cautious and consider broader market dynamics.
Santacruz Silver Mining Ltd. Insiders Sold CA$472k
The recent insider activity at Santacruz Silver Mining Ltd. has raised eyebrows, particularly the sale of CA$472,150 worth of shares by Jorge Federico Villasenor. This transaction prompts a closer look at what it might mean for the company’s future.
Talamore Mining Corp. Insiders Bought CA$41m
Talamore Mining Corp. has experienced a notable influx of insider buying recently, totaling CA$41 million. This activity, primarily from major mining corporations, suggests a bullish outlook on the company's future. However, the limited selling raises questions about the overall sentiment within the company.
Alphamin Res Insiders Were Selling — What the Numbers Show
In a recent insider filing, Sean Norman Naylor sold 500,000 shares of Alphamin Resources for CA$750,050. This activity, while noteworthy, should be viewed with caution as it reflects individual decisions rather than a definitive signal about the company's overall performance.
Artemis Gold Inc Insiders Were Buying — What the Numbers Show
Recent insider activity at Artemis Gold Inc shows a bullish sentiment, particularly with Ryan K. Beedie's notable purchases. While this can signal confidence, it's essential to remain cautious and consider broader market conditions.
Kraken Robotics Inc Insider Selling Hit SEDI — Context for Investors
In the last two weeks, Kraken Robotics Inc has experienced a notable disparity in insider trading activity, with 271,027 shares sold compared to just 52,000 shares bought. This trend could provide valuable insights for investors as they evaluate the company's future prospects.
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E-Transfer vs Bank Transfer in Canada: What’s the Difference and Which Is Faster? (2026)
E-Transfer and bank transfer are not the same in Canada. Here is the faster option for everyday payments, the safer choice for larger transfers, and when EFT makes more sense.
TFSA vs High-Interest Savings Account in Canada: Where Should Short-Term Cash Go? (2026)
Choosing between a TFSA and a high-interest savings account depends on contribution room, taxes, and how soon you need the money. Here is the practical Canadian answer.