Scotiabank and Microsoft Canada venture
<i>Plan to develop online banking services</i><br>
- By: IE Staff
- September 27, 1999 September 27, 1999
- 09:46
<i>Plan to develop online banking services</i><br>
<i>Deal adds $3.65 billion in assets under management</i>
<I>In-store banking will be available across Canada in Canadian Tire </I>
<i>Third quarter earnings up 24.5% over a year ago</i><br>
<i>e-Scotia will provide PKI technology</i><br>
<I>EnerVest FTS LP 1999 available at Schwab website</I>
<I>webBroker will be available via media phones</I><br><br>
<i>Acquires YorkSHARE</i><br>
<i>Service provided by B.C. International Commercial Arbitration Centre</i><br>
<i>Will net $180 million from the sale</i><br>
<i>Managed assets of COTE 100 AND Gestion Aequilibrium will total $440 million</i><br>
<i>Developing business-to-business website</i><br>
<i>Success comes through target marketing<br></i><br>
<i>Adds B.C. firm to recent list of acquisitions</i><br><br>
<I>Asks SEC to accelerate review of extension proposal</I>
<I>Moving 25tonnes at US$255.75 an ounce</I>
<I>Letter of intent signed</I>
<I>Debit and ATM systems have been tested</I><br><br>
<I>Listing ceremonies planned in four countries</I>
<I>Bankers Association launches information campaign</I>
<I>Morgan Stanley analyst says firms must focus on technological customer service</I>
<I>Industry players referred to as land forces, attackers and arms dealers</I>
<i>Brokerages must face painful changes</i>
<i>Service tops the list for high-net-worth investors</i><br>
<I>Providing financial products to independent financial advisors</I><br><br>