Canaccord CEO Dies After Hawaii Triathlon
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Paul Reynolds, who rose from the trading floor to chief executive officer of Canaccord Genuity Group Inc., Canada’s biggest independent investment bank, has died after competing in a Hawaii triathlon. He was 52.
Reynolds died Wednesday in Kona as a result of “complications” half way into the swim portion of the Lavaman Waikoloa Triathlon on the Island of Hawaii last Sunday, according to race officials and fire department reports. Reynolds suffered an apparent heart attack while in the water, said race director Gerry Rott. Canaccord Genuity didn’t provide further details on the cause of death in a statement Thursday.