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CIBC Beats Estimates on Capital Markets, Retail Strength
Revenue rose across CIBC's businesses, while adjusted earnings per share climbed 26% and provisions for credit losses increased slightly.
- On Thursday, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce reported third-quarter earnings of $2.41 billion, with revenue climbing to $8.37 billion as growth accelerated across all business divisions.
- CIBC's report concludes the third-quarter earnings season for Canada's Big Six banks, following releases from Royal Bank of Canada and Toronto-Dominion Bank earlier this week.
- Surpassing analyst revenue forecasts of $8.03 billion, the bank earned $2.47 per share with adjusted return on equity reaching 16.8 per cent, up from 14.2 per cent a year earlier.
- Growth stemmed from strength in capital markets and the U.S. segment, while CIBC rolled out its CAI 2.0 workspace system enabling employees to delegate tasks to AI-driven agents.
- Chief executive officer Harry Culham stated the bank "continue to accelerate the execution of our strategy," driving double-digit net income growth and modernizing operations through technology investments.
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On Thursday, CIBC announced that it had made a profit of $2.41 billion in the third quarter, compared to $2.10 billion in the same period last year, thanks to revenue growth in all of CIBC's operations.
·Montreal, Canada
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RBC Tops Estimates on Strong Results in Capital Markets, Wealth
Royal Bank of Canada beat estimates on better-than-expected results from its capital-markets and wealth-management divisions, continuing a trend seen across the country’s large banks this quarter.
·New York, United States
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