Posted AT 10:43 AM EST on 27/08/08
CIBC takes $885-million hit
TARA PERKINS
Globe and Mail Update
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce's third-quarter profit fell short of analysts' expectations, with the bank earning only $71-million after taking an $885-million hit relating to risky securities.
That writedown was actually lower than most analysts expected. The soft earnings resulted from weakness in both investment banking and consumer banking, including high provisions for losses in the bank's credit card business.
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