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Scotiabank beats profit estimates on capital markets, wealth management strength

Scotiabank's capital markets profit rose 50% and wealth management profit increased 18%, driving a 15% revenue growth to $9.8 billion, despite a $373 million restructuring charge.

  • Earnings of $2.2 billion showed, Scotiabank reported, for the three months ended Oct. 31, surpassing analysts' estimates from S&P Capital IQ.
  • Driven by stronger U.S. activity, capital markets profit jumped 15% to $519-million, and global wealth management rose 18% to $447-million, according to the bank.
  • The bank set aside $1.1-billion in provisions for credit losses, including $71-million against loans still being repaid, and recorded a $373-million restructuring charge.
  • As the first major bank to report, Scotiabank kept its quarterly dividend unchanged at $1.10 per share while peers Royal Bank of Canada and National Bank of Canada report Wednesday and TD, BMO and CIBC report Thursday.
  • Regarding the outlook, Thomson highlighted `The recent memorandum of understanding on energy between the Canadian federal government and the province of Alberta is a very significant development in our view and proof that Canada truly is on a new economic trajectory`, while warning `We continue to operate in what remains a highly uncertain macroeconomic environment`.
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Scotiabank announced a net profit of $2.21 billion for its fourth quarter, up from $1.69 billion in the same quarter of the previous year, thanks to the performance of its asset management and capital markets activities.

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