quarterly earnings
Banks head into Q4 with investors looking for better days ahead
The majority of Canada’s big banks are heading into fourth-quarter earnings this week riding high as fears around mortgage defaults and a recession ease.
First National sees potential gains from recent mortgage rule changes
In its Q3 earnings report, First National also noted that competitive pressures have led to a year-over-year drop in origination volumes.
Despite first quarterly loss in 21 years, TD sees strong mortgage volumes in Q3
TD Bank braces for historic U.S. fine amid AML issues but sees 6% growth in mortgage lending
First National sees Q2 drop in single-family originations, but mortgage portfolio expands
Despite a drop in single-family mortgage originations, First National’s commercial lending and overall mortgage portfolio showed robust growth in Q2.
BMO reports increased delinquencies, predicts prolonged high interest rates
BMO reported a rise in delinquencies in the second quarter and said it expects credit challenges to persist with interest rates now likely to remain
TD Bank sees mortgage volumes rise 7% in Q2, gains market share
Despite a slow real estate market and high interest rates, TD Bank reported a 7% increase in real estate secured lending (RESL) in the second quarter.
Banks to report second-quarter results as credit concerns persist
While there’s still room for surprises, Canadian banks are set to report results after a second quarter that was notable for its economic steadiness.
TD saw a drop in negatively amortizing mortgages in the fourth quarter
TD Bank said “positive payment actions” taken by its mortgage clients have reduced the number of mortgages that currently have a negative amortization.
RBC bracing for renewal impact: three quarters of its mortgages to see higher rates by 2026
Despite interest rates having been elevated for over a year, Canada’s largest bank said the bulk of the impact is yet to be felt with nearly three quarters of its mortgage portfolio coming up for renewal over the next three years.