The Globe and Mail reports in its Friday edition that Canaccord Genuity's new chief executive officer, Dan Daviau, is acting quickly to establish new management. The Globe's Tim Kiladze writes that Mr. Daviau has hired Pat Burke to run the dealer's Canadian capital-markets arm. Mr. Burke was head of global equity at Scotia Capital. He left the bank last September. At Canaccord, Mr. Burke fills a hole created by the departure of former Canadian capital-markets head Matt Gaasenbeek earlier this year. As part of the shuffle, Stuart Raftus becomes chief administrative officer, which will oversee operations information technology and human resources. Mr. Stuart has also been president of the dealer's wealth-management arm since 2014. Brad Kotush has also been handed extra responsibility. Already chief financial officer, Mr. Kotush will become chief risk officer as well, which is a new role at Canaccord Genuity. Additional executive moves include the appointment of Mark Whaling as global head of sales and trading, whereas he used to oversee only equities, and the promotion of Jeff Barlow to the head of Canaccord's U.S. division, where he used to be responsible for investment banking.