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Sep 26, 2026
Ian Duncan MacDonaldHOST
Number five.
Ian Duncan MacDonaldHOST
National Bank of Canada.
Ian Duncan MacDonaldHOST
Stock symbol N-A.
Ian Duncan MacDonaldHOST
2021 had a score of 69, a share price of $93.50, and a dividend payout of 71 cents with a dividend yield of 3.04%.
SatoshiHOST
Furthermore, the 2.5% management fee is a direct cost dragging on investor returns relative to holding Zcash itself.
GeorgeHOST
excellent person though she really appreciate that now let's do one thing let's go and talk about some news all the way from canada and the news causes are six major canadian banks they are working together to explore digital money solution and this is based on canadian dollar and check this out guys they are starting with tokenized deposits and the bank involved are bmo cibc National Bank of Canada, RBC, Scottier Bank as well as TD, and there are other institutions potentially joining later on as well.
GeorgeHOST
And so far as this project is concerned, Satoshi, the project aims to make payments more efficient and programmable while maintaining financial stability and regulate the oversight.
GeorgeHOST
And so far as the first phase is concerned, it will focus on moving tokenized deposits between Canadian banks with plans to connect other digital asset projects in the near future.
KostaHOST
Brook Restoration was founded in 2000, specialized in building and public infrastructure restoration across the Greater Toronto Area and Ottawa.
KostaHOST
According to a pre-filing report from court-appointed receiver Deloitte Restructuring, Brook defaulted on its financial obligations to the National Bank of Canada in early 2024.
KostaHOST
At the time of its collapse, Brook was managing 14 active contracts backed by performance bonds through Liberty Mutual Surety with total revenues between $50 million and $60 million alongside four smaller non-bonded contracts.
KostaHOST
I want to go through this here.
Tony EdwardHOST
What does that mean for public chain? The banks tried to do that, right? Tried to outpace the public chains, but the public chains won.
Tony EdwardHOST
So, you've got the Bank of Montreal, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, National Bank of Canada, Royal Bank of Canada, Scotiabank, and TD Bank Group form the joint venture, and they're looking to move tokenized deposits across each bank.
Tony EdwardHOST
Incredible what's being built, guys.
Tony EdwardHOST
It's amazing.
David BennettHOST
The statement read.
David BennettHOST
The participating banks are Bank of Montreal, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, National Bank of Canada, Royal Bank of Canada, the Bank of Nova Scotia, and TD Bank Group.
David BennettHOST
The initiative may include other deposit-taking institutions at an appropriate time.
David BennettHOST
The project follows regulatory clarification from Canada's Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions, which said earlier this month that tokenized deposits are not legally distinct from traditional deposits.
Brenda BouwHOST
The experience gave her a crash course in the complications of estate planning and ended up changing her career trajectory.
Brenda BouwHOST
Today, Kim is a wealth advisor at Johnston Wealth Management Group at National Bank in Toronto, where she focuses on investment, estate, and financial planning.
Brenda BouwHOST
Kim and I talk about how losing a parent shaped the advisor she became, the financial decision that damaged a decades long friendship, and why she worries about the financial realities of aging alone.
Brenda BouwHOST
That's coming up after the break.
Mike AnkersHOST
Welcome to Partnering with Great People, a podcast by Fairway Wealth Management at National Bank Financial.
Mike AnkersHOST
Guided by their mission of partnering with great people to preserve and grow generational wealth, this podcast spotlights the partnerships important to the team and their clients, and who ultimately help deliver exceptional advice and support to all clients.
Mike AnkersHOST
Today, I'm joined by Paras Wadhwa, District Vice President of Fidelity Investments.
Gareth JenkinsonHOST
Then onto our next story, Canada's banking giants are going on chain together, and I'm sure this will bring a smile to my producer Jordan's face.
Gareth JenkinsonHOST
The country's six largest banks, RBC, TD, Scotiabank, BMO, CIBC, and National Bank says they're jointly exploring a Canadian dollar tokenized deposit system to keep the nation's payment infrastructure competitive and secure.
Gareth JenkinsonHOST
In a joint statement yesterday, they said the first phase focuses on moving tokenized deposits efficiently between financial institutions with the goal of faster programmable payments while preserving safety and regulatory oversight.
Gareth JenkinsonHOST
The door is open for other deposit-taking institutions to join later.
Mike HerouxHOST
Thanks to this amazing podcast.
Mike HerouxHOST
He created an event gathering about 300 investors in Montreal that was sponsored by National Bank.
Mike HerouxHOST
So I had no other choices but to go there, right? Full disclaimer, I did not pay for my ticket.
Mike HerouxHOST
It was like kind enough to invite me, but I was like not paid to go there or whatever to talk about the event.
Ron CheshireGUEST
In the banking, there's several organizations, some of the French banks, Natixis, Societe Generale, that use co-development.
Ron CheshireGUEST
Here, closer to home, one of the major banks, National Bank of Canada, they have co-development action learning programs.
Ron CheshireGUEST
And Desjardins is another big financial institution.
Ron CheshireGUEST
So, yes, just as an example, Banque Nationale, the National Bank of Canada, they have approximately 350, 350 co-development action learning groups going on at this time.
Ron CheshireGUEST
Even their senior VPs, the four or five of the senior VPs, they do co-development action learning on a biweekly basis.
Ron CheshireGUEST
So, yeah, it has touched the financial services sector for sure, for sure.
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