The largest bank in Canada, announced their largest year-end profit ever today. The Royal Bank of Canada (TSE: RY, NYSE: RY) reported a net income of $4.7 billion or $3.59 per share which is an increase of 40% over a year ago. So far the only other major Canadian bank to release its financial statement is BMO, which posted a profit of $2.7 billion which is a large ways away from RBC. The profits are likely to continue as they are expecting a “robust Canadian economy, with strong consumer spending and solid business investment. The strong earnings were attributed to the wealth management and banking divisions. With such strong earnings, I wish they would lower there fees that way I might consider doing more banking with them.
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That makes me want to invest in royal bank… and keep using the credit union and CIBC.
It never seems like we here news about banks losing money or not making a profit. At least in Canada under healthy economic times anyway.