
bank earnings


RBC sees rising mortgage delinquencies, with GTA leading the way
RBC is starting to see more signs of stress in its mortgage book as high interest rates continue to weigh on borrowers—particularly in more economically vulnerable parts of the country.

CIBC reports rise in profit on trading boost, modest borrower concerns
CIBC reported a rise in second-quarter profit from last year as it got a boost from volatility-related trading while loan losses were subdued despite the economic uncertainty.

Scotiabank mortgage growth slows as originations dip in key markets
Scotiabank’s mortgage growth stalled in Q2, with average balances flat from the previous quarter and originations slowing sharply in major housing markets.

BMO’s negative amortization mortgages shrink as 1 in 3 renewals see lower payments
More BMO mortgage borrowers are seeing their payments ease, while the number of negative amortization mortgages continues to shrink.

Scotiabank says rate cuts are easing pressure on borrowers, but warns tariffs could stall economic recovery
Scotiabank’s latest earnings show mortgage borrowers benefiting from recent rate cuts, but the bank warns looming U.S. tariffs pose economic risks.

Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week:

Some mortgage borrowers renewing in 2025 to face an average $513 monthly payment increase: RBC
RBC also reported a sharp drop in remaining amortization periods thanks to Bank of Canada rate cuts in the fourth quarter.

Scotiabank sees rise in mortgage arrears but remains optimistic about renewals
In its fourth-quarter earnings call, the bank said higher-for-longer interest rates and elevated unemployment levels have put stress on some aspects of its portfolio.

RBC sees rise in mortgage delinquencies as ‘pockets of stress’ emerge in portfolio
While RBC says most of its clients remain resilient despite higher interest rates and rising payments, the bank acknowledges ‘pockets of stress’ among select borrowers.
