Showing posts with label RBC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RBC. Show all posts
Monday, December 6, 2010
RBC Q4 2010 Earnings
Scotia Capital, 6 December 2010• RY cash operating EPS declined 20% YOY to $0.84, significantly below expectations due to weak Wholesale and International Banking results. Operating ROE: 13.5%, RRWA: 1.85%, Tier 1 Capital: 13.0%.Implications• Reported cash EPS was $0.76 per share including a $116M after-tax or $0.08 per share loss on the announced sale of Liberty Life.• Fiscal 2010 operating EPS
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Preview of Banks' Q4 2010 Earnings
Scotia Capital, 17 November 2010Banks Begin Reporting November 30 – Earnings Sluggish• Banks begin reporting fourth quarter earnings with National Bank (NA) on November 30 (after market close), followed by Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CM) and Toronto-Dominion (TD) on December 2, Royal Bank (RY) and Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS) on December 3, Bank of Montreal (BMO) and Canadian Western (CWB)
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BMO,
CIBC,
National Bank,
RBC,
Scotiabank,
TD Bank
Thursday, October 28, 2010
RBC Investor Day
Scotia Capital, 28 October 2010Royal Bank Investor Day - Canadian Banking• Royal Bank (RY) held an Investor Day yesterday focusing on its Canadian Banking segment. The bank highlighted its track record of outperformance and leading market position, breadth of distribution network and cross-sell ability, and operational efficiency as key areas for the bank in light of the potential for slower
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Friday, October 1, 2010
CIBC Investor Forum
BMO Capital Markets, 1 October 2010Scotiabank has been upgraded to Outperform, while Royal Bank’s rating slipped to Market Perform. Greater clarity on new bank capital rules has mitigated our concern they would hinder BNS’s international growth strategy. Moreover, we believe that the bank’s international operations provide a clear growth path, relative to its peer group, after credit costs have `
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CIBC,
RBC,
Scotiabank
Monday, September 13, 2010
Review of Banks' Q3 2010 Earnings
Scotia Capital, 13 September 2010Event• Canadian banks' third quarter operating earnings were disappointing, missing earnings estimates, the first quarterly miss of the earnings recovery cycle. ROE: 15.9%, RRWA: 2.06%, Tier 1: 12.8%.Implications• The major collapse in trading revenue from record levels a year earlier cut wholesale earnings in half. Trading revenue as a percentage of total revenue
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BMO,
CIBC,
National Bank,
RBC,
Scotiabank,
TD Bank
Friday, August 27, 2010
RBC Q3 2010 Earnings
• BMO cuts price target to C$53 from C$63; rating outperform• CIBC cuts price target to C$56 from C$62; rating sector performer • KBW cuts price target by C$2 to C$58; rating outperform• Macquarie cuts target price to C$56 from C$60; rating neutral• UBS cuts price target to C$66 from C$68; rating buy__________________________________________________________ Scotia Capital, 27 August 2010Event•
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RBC
Canadian Banks Confident Ahead of New Basel Rules
Thomson Reuters, 27 August 2010Canada's banks appear set to handily absorb stiffer global capital and liquidity rules being developed by the Basel banking committee, meaning they could soon begin raising dividends and making acquisitions.While the new regulations won't be released until November, the CEOs of Canada's big six banks have begun speaking more confidently about their ability to adopt
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BMO,
CIBC,
National Bank,
RBC,
Scotiabank,
TD Bank
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Credit Suisse: Revenue Growth to Slow for Banks
Credit Suisse, 19 August 2010As Canadian bank earnings/returns on equity (ROE) benefit from declining credit charges, slowing revenue growth represents a headwind.We forecast provisions for credit losses (PCLs) to decline 35% and 36% in 2010 and 2011, respectively, providing a substantial boost to group profitability. However, as this earnings/ROE driver loses momentum, the onus falls on revenue
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BMO,
CIBC,
National Bank,
RBC,
Scotiabank,
TD Bank
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Preview of Banks' Q3 2010 Earnings
Scotia Capital, 12 August 2010Banks Begin Reporting Third Quarter Earnings August 24 - Uninspiring• Banks begin reporting third quarter earnings with Bank of Montreal (BMO) on August 24, followed by Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CM) on August 25, Royal Bank (RY) and National Bank (NA) on August 26, Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS) on August 31, Canadian Western (CWB) on September 1 (after market
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BMO,
CIBC,
National Bank,
RBC,
Scotiabank,
TD Bank
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Basel Tone Improves - Positive for Canadian Banks
Scotia Capital, 28 July 2010• The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision reached broad agreement July 26, 2010 on the overall design of the capital and liquidity reform package including definition of capital, the treatment of counterparty credit risk, the leverage ratio, and the global liquidity standard.• In general, the agreement seems to provide a more balanced and constructive approach to
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BMO,
CIBC,
National Bank,
RBC,
Scotiabank,
TD Bank
Friday, March 19, 2010
Review of Banks' Q1 2010 Earnings
Scotia Capital, 19 March 2010Strong Earnings, Ahead of Market Expectations• Canadian banks reported another quarter of strong operating results. Bank earnings again exceeded Street expectations for the fourth straight quarter, thus further confirming that the bottom in operating earnings this cycle was Q2/09, which coincided with what we believe was peak quarterly loan loss provisions. Operating
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BMO,
CIBC,
National Bank,
RBC,
Scotiabank,
TD Bank