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Desjardins: Despite Industry Canada Recommendation, Bank Mergers Unlikely
FP Trading Desk submits: “Don’t hold your breath” is the verdict from Desjardins Securities banking analyst Michael Goldberg when it comes to mergers in the Canadian financial services sector, despite last week’s recommendation from the Competition Policy Review Panel that the ban be removed. Among the 65 recommendations in...
RBC Capital Analyst Expects More Write-Downs at CIBC
FP Trading Desk submits: RBC Capital Markets’ Andre-Philippe Hardy added his name to the growing list of analysts expecting more large writedowns from CIBC CM. He increased his third-quarter writedown estimate for the Canadian bank from C$1-billion to C$1.5-billion due to recent downgrades by ratings agencies of financial guarantors...
Dundee Securities Analyst Downgrades CIBC to 'Sell'
FP Trading Desk submits: CIBC CM has been downgraded to a “sell” by Dundee Securities analyst John Aiken as a result of its exposure to U.S. monoline insurers and the bank’s potential for higher third quarter charges. He estimates that while the Canadian bank can take roughly C$2.3-billion in...
Is CIBC Looking at More Subprime Exposure?
FP Trading Desk submits: Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce CM may be forced to raise more capital after another of the bank’s monoline counterparties ran deeper into trouble, said Blackmont Capital analyst Brad Smith. CIBC has already taken C$6.7-billion in writedowns on structured products linked to the U.S. subprime...
Scotiabank and CIBC: A Tale of Two Bank Stocks
FP Trading Desk submits: Analyzing bank stocks must have been a fairly dull task a year or so ago. All the big Canadian banks looked like good long- and short-term bets, and investors could more or less take their pick. But massive writedowns and potential economic woes have changed...
RBC Analyst Downgrades TD and CIBC; Upgrades Scotiabank
FP Trading Desk submits: RBC Capital Markets analyst Andre-Philippe Hardy has shuffled his ratings on several Canadian bank stocks following a dour set of second quarter earnings from the sector. The top-ranked analyst cut Toronto-Dominion Bank TD to “sector perform,” citing rising expenses in domestic retail banking, higher loan...
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce F4Q07 (Qtr End 10/31/07) Earnings Call Transcript
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce F4Q07 (Qtr End 10/31/07) Earnings Call Transcript
Retaining Key Employees Can Maximize the Value of Your Business
Owners of private companies face difficult choices when trying to capture the value in the business they have created. In building the value of a business, one asset that is often overlooked is the value that key employees contribute. This paper also presents three alternatives that could be considered to...
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Case Study
A series of internal changes and consolidations left the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce CIBC with a network of disparate HR systems. The bank decided to implement an e-HR strategy and outsource its HR operations and technology to meet its business goals. In EDS, the bank found a committed partner...
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Dividend 15 Split Corp. II: Regular Monthly Dividend Declaration
Dividend 15 Split Corp. II ("Dividend 15 II") declares its regular monthly distribution of $0.10 for each Class A share ($1.20 annually) and $0.04375 for each Preferred share ($0.525 annually). Distributions are payable July 10, 2008 to shareholders on record as of June 30, 2008. Since inception (November 16, 2006)...
Financial 15 Split Corp.: Regular Monthly Dividend Declaration
Financial 15 Split Corp. ("Financial 15") declares its regular monthly distribution of $0.10 for each Class A share ($1.20 annually) and $0.04375 for each Preferred share ($0.525 annually). Distributions are payable July 10, 2008 to shareholders on record as of June 30, 2008. Since inception Class A shareholders have received...
New Analyst Reports for CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE, TEMBEC INC, BANK OF MONTREAL, and SAN GOLD CORPORATION
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Commerce Split Corp.: Portfolio Update
Commerce Split Corp. ("Commerce Split") was launched on February 16, 2007 and was created to provide exposure to the common shares of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce CIBC through two classes of securities, the Priority Equity Shares and the Class A Shares. As stated in the prospectus, holders of the...
CANADA: MOODY'S AFFIRMS CIBC'S RATINGS ON 2Q08 EARNINGS, MAINTAINS NEGATIVE OUTLOOK.
Moody's Investors Service today affirmed the ratings of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce CIBC following its second quarter 2008 earnings announcement. CIBC is rated B- for bank financial strength and Aa2 for long-term deposits. Moody's also maintained its negative outlook on the bank's ratings. In its...
Dividend 15 Split Corp. II: Regular Monthly Dividend Declaration
Dividend 15 Split Corp. II ("Dividend 15 II") declares its regular monthly distribution of $0.10 for each Class A share ($1.20 annually) and $0.04375 for each Preferred share ($0.525 annually). Distributions are payable June 10, 2008 to shareholders on record as of May 30, 2008. Since inception (November 16, 2006)...
Financial 15 Split Corp.: Regular Monthly Dividend Declaration
Financial 15 Split Corp. ("Financial 15") declares its regular monthly distribution of $0.10 for each Class A share ($1.20 annually) and $0.04375 for each Preferred share ($0.525 annually). Distributions are payable June 10, 2008 to shareholders on record as of May 30, 2008. Since inception Class A shareholders have received...
Commerce Split Corp.: Regular Monthly Dividend Declaration
Commerce Split Corp. ("Commerce Split") declares its regular monthly distribution of $0.05 for each Class A share ($0.60 annually) and $0.04375 for each Priority Equity ("Preferred") share ($0.525 annually). Distributions are payable June 10, 2008 to shareholders on record as of May 30, 2008. Since inception (February 16, 2007) Class...
Brookfield Real Estate Services Fund Announces Interest Rate Swap Agreement
Brookfield Real Estate Services Fund (the "Fund") (TSX: BRE.UN) today announced that it has completed an interest rate swap agreement with the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce ("CIBC") which fixes the interest rate on its recently completed $15 million Term Facility at 4.29% with effect from April 7, 2008. As...
Prime Rate Plus Corp.: Dividend Rate Change
As a result of the Bank of Canada's decision yesterday to decrease the bank rate in Canada by 0.50%, the Prime Rate has also decreased by 0.50% to 4.75%. As a result, the May dividends payable to both Preferred Shares and Class A shares of Prime Rate Plus are each...
Pakistan Delegation Arrives in Canada to Explore Trade Opportunities
Pakistan Software Export Board PSEB is all setto explore opportunities in the Canadian IT market. Targeting Montreal,Ottawa and Toronto, PSEB is organizing meetings in Canada from 21 - 30April, 2008. These meetings are being organized in association with CanadaPakistan Business Council, Export Development Canada, Canadian AdvancedTechnology Alliance, Canadian Imperial Bank...
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