Industry Insights
Novantas Review
Sitting Down with Novantas | Ken LaRoe
Bank founder Ken LaRoe talks with Novantas about why this is the right time to start another new bank and how Climate First can be a vehicle for positive change.
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Canadian Consumer Banking Behaviour – November 2020
Last month’s report hazarded that there may be a future reversal of the resurgence of branch usage as some provinces reinstated restrictions in October.
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This Month In Commercial Banking – November 2020
Novantas explores a wide variety of topics as the industry manages low rates and the need to pursue digital opportunities.
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This Month in Retail Banking | November 2020
Looking Ahead to 2021: A Year for Bank Agility
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This Month In Commercial Banking – October 2020
In the latest issue of This Month in Commercial Banking, Novantas examines how banks can confront profitability challenges, exploring surge deposits, negative rates and new ways to engage customers digitally.
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Canadian Consumer Banking Behaviour – October 2020
The September data show branch consumer usage making a delayed comeback in response to the general easing of lockdown.
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This Month in Retail Banking | October 2020
It’s been more than six months since banks began overhauling their operations to serve customers during the pandemic, but there is room to make more adjustments.
Perspectives
Canadian Banks Face Challenges from Mortgages, Pandemic
The current crisis is far different than the global financial crisis of 2008 and structural fault lines are beginning to emerge due to the highly-leveraged position of Canadian consumers.
Novantas Viewpoint
This Month In Commercial Banking – September 2020
Novantas explores topics including surge deposits, exception pricing, and hospitals pivoting to electronic treasury management.
Novantas Viewpoint
Canadian Consumer Banking Behaviour – September 2020
In this second monthly bulletin, we look at the continuing impact of COVID-19 on Canadian consumer financial behaviour with respect to channel usage, particularly branch trends compared with other channels.