National Bank boosts dividend
Q4 earnings beat analyst expectations
- By: Ross Marowits
- December 8, 2011 December 8, 2011
- 16:10
Q4 earnings beat analyst expectations
Canadians have the highest levels of mutual fund ownership of all countries surveyed
One-in-three lack confidence in their ability to save for retirement, twice as many as last year
RBC dominates the debt market
The AA rating is the highest given to any depository
Corporate directors are expanding the scope of their responsibilities, doing additional due diligence
Even with PRPPs, one-third of boomers may not have enough income for retirement
Q4 earnings slip on MRS acquisition charge
$5,000 award helps women re-establish their careers in the capital markets industry
Fourth quarter profit rises 15% to $45 million
Firm is also developing a market maker program
Retail banking gains offset lower capital markets profits
CFO Luc Vanneste moves to oversee organization effectiveness
OECD urges governments to act to reduce income inequality
Impressive Latin America experience makes Susan Segal a valued addition to the bank
Women are more likely to suggest that following a budget as the key to success
Firm recruits 80 advisors in record succession
Growth driven by record earnings in Canadian banking, wealth management and insurance and strong results in corporate and investment banking
Only 26% of eligible taxfilers actually made contributions
Scotia Capital profit falls 16%
Bank posts record quarter, with all businesses delivering double-digit earnings growth
Bank achieved solid results across businesses in 2011, McCaughey says
Investors confident in their knowledge of RRSPs and other retirement savings vehicles
Cross border transactions accounted for 47% of total deal volume in the third quarter