De Goey- refers to a book by anadian author John De Goey- The Professional Financial Advisor, 2003, Insomniac Press, on why financial advisers need to become more professional in their training and in their investment advice.

Debt (Dette) - from the issuer's perspective, any liability for borrowed money issued by a borrower, repayment of which at maturity is guaranteed in the sense that ultimately a default permits the lender to sue and (at least in the case of private issuers) put the borrower into bankruptcy. See the section Debt - General. from the investor's perspective, debt is an asset (if reference is being made to the acquisition of a debt security) or a liability if the investor is the issuer of  the debt.We also sometimes use the term fixed income to mean debt although it is a broader term and includes preferred shares. 

Discount Broker (Courtier à escompte) – a stockbroker who typically offers a more limited range of securities and other services in exchange for relatively lower commissions. See the AMF Definitions of Intermediaries (doc.530) and the section Alternative ways of investing-Discount Broker.