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Commerce Split Corp Class II Pref Shares

200 Front Street West
Suite 2510
Toronto ON M5V 3K2 CAN
P: 416-304-4443
F: 416-304-4441
https://www.quadravest.com

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    Commerce Split Corp is a mutual fund company. It invests in common shares of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. The corporation offers three types of shares, a Capital share, a Class I Preferred, and a Class II Preferred.

    Key Executives

    NameTitle
    Laura L. JohnsonDirector/Secretary
    S. Wayne FinchCEO/Chairman of the Board/Director/President
    Silvia GomesCFO

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