Instrument NameBank of Nova ScotiaInstrument Symbol(BNS-T)

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Bank of Montreal and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce were the only large lenders that set aside fewer provisions for loans that are still being repaid this quarter

All six institutions collectively set aside $21.2-billion for bonus pay in the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, representing a 9-per-cent increase from 2022

/CNW/ - Scotiabank announced today that it has been named Bank of the Year in Canada by The Banker for the fifth consecutive year. Regarded as the industry...

Signs of trouble continue to emerge

Excluding certain items, BMO reported earnings per share of $2.81 in the latest quarter compared with analysts’ forecasts of $2.86

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TD, CIBC and RBC each outlined plans to restructure their operations as they look to rein in rising costs ahead of a potential economic slowdown

Porter, who was chief executive officer at Bank of Nova Scotia for more than nine years, will chair the new arm’s-length, board-run lender for large projects

The largest banks in Canada – CIBC, TD Bank, BMO, Scotiabank, RBC and National Bank – are releasing their fourth-quarter financial results this week

In the fourth quarter, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce reported provisions for credit losses, money set aside to cover loans that may default, of $541-million

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In the fourth-quarter, Bank of Nova Scotia reported adjusted earnings per share of $1.26, below the $1.65 that analysts had been expecting

TORONTO — Scotiabank reported its fourth-quarter profit fell compared with a year ago as the amount it set aside to cover bad loans more than doubled.

Bank of Nova Scotia reported adjusted earnings per share of $1.26 in the fourth quarter, down from $2.06 a year earlier

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TORONTO — Signs of economic slowdown are growing, and Canadian banks could add more evidence this upcoming week.