Canadian banks are in a strong position when it comes to striking deals in the still bruised U.S. financial sector
Reforms, such as raising capital requirements and imposing liquidity minimums, are intended to prevent a repeat of the recent global financial crisis
Despite surviving the global financial crisis intact, Canada’s financial services companies are still contending with lingering global and domestic economic uncertainty, consumer indebtedness and narrow interest rate margins
Measures are good for the stability of the Canadian financial system
Better indicators of leverage need also to be developed
New requirements ensure that all classes of capital fully absorb losses when a bank is failing
Time for apology is over, Diamond says
Ratings outlook stable
M&A activity in the U.S. banking sector will intensify
Basel III framework published