Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Regulation Didn't Save Canada's Banks
The Wall Street Journal, Marie-Jos�e Kravis, 13 May 2009Canada's five largest banks would pass the U.S. government stress test brilliantly. They were profitable in the last quarter of 2008, are well capitalized now, and have had no problems raising additional private capital. On average only 7% of their mortgage portfolios consisted of subprime loans (versus 20% in the U.S.). And no major
Labels:
BMO,
CIBC,
National Bank,
RBC,
Scotiabank,
TD Bank
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)

0 comments:
Post a Comment