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...almost like nothing happened, eh :p
Apparently the universe is back to unfolding as it should.:rolleyes:
TD beats profit expectations, ramps up lending
In a move that should please both shareholders and politicians, Toronto-Dominion Bank reported a strong $912-million profit at the same time it boosted loans to its clients.
TD handily beat expectations with cash earnings of $1.47 per share, as analysts expected the bank to earn $1.23. The bank's profit rose 48 percent compared to the previous quarter, but was down 9 percent year over year...
BMO gets lift as lending picture brightens
Bank of Montreal kicked off the banks' earnings season yesterday with profit that was 6.9 per cent higher than a year ago, topping analysts' forecasts.
BMO's stock jumped 6.71 per cent and shares of the rest of the Big Five banks each rose at least 3 per cent on hopes that the improvement will be sector-wide.
For the first time in two years, Bank of Montreal reported no increase in a key measure of the number of Canadian borrowers who have been struggling to pay their credit card, mortgage or loan bills. And the few writedowns or charges that the bank took were so small as to be insignificant to its earnings...
Apparently the universe is back to unfolding as it should.:rolleyes:
Royal Bank profit jumps 24% to $1.56B
Royal Bank of Canada said Thursday its earnings surged 24 percent in the third quarter as a big jump trading revenue more than offset higher loan-loss provisions.
Canada's largest bank roared past analysts' estimates for the quarter, reporting net income of $1.56 billion, or $1.05 a share, in the third quarter that ended July 31. That was up from $1.26 billion, or 92 cents a share, a year earlier...
..."Royal destroyed consensus," said Dundee Securities analyst John Aiken. "It was a good quarter all around, with very few complaints."...
National Bank reports record profit
National Bank of Canada defied the trend to lower earnings among its competitors by reporting a record third-quarter profit of $286 million Thursday, up 18 percent from a year earlier...
Royal Bank of Canada said Thursday its earnings surged 24 percent in the third quarter as a big jump trading revenue more than offset higher loan-loss provisions.
Canada's largest bank roared past analysts' estimates for the quarter, reporting net income of $1.56 billion, or $1.05 a share, in the third quarter that ended July 31. That was up from $1.26 billion, or 92 cents a share, a year earlier...
..."Royal destroyed consensus," said Dundee Securities analyst John Aiken. "It was a good quarter all around, with very few complaints."...
National Bank reports record profit
National Bank of Canada defied the trend to lower earnings among its competitors by reporting a record third-quarter profit of $286 million Thursday, up 18 percent from a year earlier...
TD beats profit expectations, ramps up lending
In a move that should please both shareholders and politicians, Toronto-Dominion Bank reported a strong $912-million profit at the same time it boosted loans to its clients.
TD handily beat expectations with cash earnings of $1.47 per share, as analysts expected the bank to earn $1.23. The bank's profit rose 48 percent compared to the previous quarter, but was down 9 percent year over year...
BMO gets lift as lending picture brightens
Bank of Montreal kicked off the banks' earnings season yesterday with profit that was 6.9 per cent higher than a year ago, topping analysts' forecasts.
BMO's stock jumped 6.71 per cent and shares of the rest of the Big Five banks each rose at least 3 per cent on hopes that the improvement will be sector-wide.
For the first time in two years, Bank of Montreal reported no increase in a key measure of the number of Canadian borrowers who have been struggling to pay their credit card, mortgage or loan bills. And the few writedowns or charges that the bank took were so small as to be insignificant to its earnings...
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