Scotiabank Price Target Cut to C$69.00/Share From C$72.00 by TD Securities
Scotiabank Price Target Cut to C$69.00/Share From C$72.00 by TD Securities
Express News | Scotiabank: Bets that the Bank of Canada will relax its policy at the June policy meeting. This will put pressure on the Canadian dollar and put pressure on the exchange rate.
Scotiabank to Announce Second Quarter 2024 Results
Scotiabank Supports the Moose Hide Campaign in Its Efforts to Eliminate Gender-based Violence
Scotiabank Names Former Morgan Stanley Exec as Head of Global Banking, Markets Unit
Scotiabank Appoints Travis Machen to Lead Global Banking and Markets Business
Press Release: Scotiabank Appoints Travis Machen to Lead Global Banking and Markets Business
Scotiabank appoints Travis Machen to lead Global Banking and Markets business PR Newswire TORONTO, April 29, 2024 TORONTO, April 29, 2024 /PRNewswire/ - Scotiabank today announced that Travis Mache
Bank of Nova Scotia Files for Singapore Listing of $75 Million Bonds
Bank of Nova Scotia filed for the Singapore listing of $75.0 million worth of bonds on the Singapore bourse, according to a Monday filing. The company will list $15.0 million worth of callable zero co
Scotiabank Recognized as One of the Best Workplaces(TM) in Canada for Fifth Consecutive Year
The Bank of Nova Scotia Files for Singapore Listing of $35 Million of Zero Coupon Bonds Due April 2044
The Bank of Nova Scotia filed for the Singapore listing of $35 million of callable zero coupon bonds due April 25, 2044, according to a filing with the Singapore Exchange on Thursday. The bonds will b
Scotia Wealth Management Teams up With Gordie Howe CARES to Support Canadian Caregivers and Their Families
National on Canadian Banks -- "Rate Uncertainty Revives Credit Cycle Concerns"
Constantly shifting rate (cut) expectations have revived investor expectations related to loan growth and, especially, the credit cycle, writes National Bank's Gabriel Dechaine. "Our analysis . . . su
Scotiabank: Bank of Canada will cut interest rates in the third quarter
GRONGHUI, April 19 | Scotiabank Canada's chief economist Jean-François Perrault said that given strong growth in early 2024, large-scale government spending, and the weakness of the Canadian dollar, the Bank of Canada may not cut interest rates until the third quarter. Considering that Canada's economic growth prospects are stronger, the deceleration of inflation needs to be considered in the broader context. According to Perrault, Scotiabank currently expects a growth rate of 1.5% in 2024, rather than the 1% forecast previously. Canada's annual budget plan announced this week predicts a steady 6.7% increase in government spending
Press Release: Dynamic Funds Announces April 2024 Cash Distributions for Dynamic Active ETFs
Dynamic Funds announces April 2024 cash distributions for Dynamic Active ETFs Canada NewsWire TORONTO, April 18, 2024 TORONTO, April 18, 2024 /CNW/ - Dynamic Funds today announced the April 2024 ca
Press Release: Scotia Global Asset Management Announces April 2024 Cash Distributions for Scotia ETFs
Scotia Global Asset Management announces April 2024 cash distributions for Scotia ETFs Canada NewsWire TORONTO, April 18, 2024 TORONTO, April 18, 2024 /CNW/ - Scotia Global Asset Management announc
Scotiabank Issues Its First Green Bond in the European Market for EUR 1 Billion
National Bank on Federal Budget's Impact on Banks -- "No Big Surprises, Just More Clarity"
Budget 2024 held few surprises, writes National Bank. The Federal Government had outlined some initiatives as early as last year that would impact the Canadian banking sector. Highlights include: A ca
Scotiabank's Net-Zero Research Fund Announces 2024 Call for Submissions
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Shares of Companies in the Broader Financial Sector Are Trading Lower as Stocks Fall After Hotter-than-expected March Inflation Data, Which Has Caused Rate Cut Uncertainty.
Shares of Companies in the Broader Financial Sector Are Trading Lower as Stocks Fall After Hotter-than-expected March Inflation Data, Which Has Caused Rate Cut Uncertainty.
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