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Scotiabank

The Bank of Nova Scotia is a global financial services provider with over CAD 1.46 trillion in assets as of the end of fiscal 2025. The bank has four major business segments: Canadian banking, international banking, global wealth management, and global banking and markets. It offers a range of advice, products, and services, including personal and commercial banking, wealth management and private banking, corporate and investment banking, and capital markets. The bank's international operations span numerous countries and are more concentrated in the Latin America region.www.scotiabank.com

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Oct 26, 2026

Sid SeixeiroHOST
2:18
Aslo, do you want to update the folks where you were last night and who you were with?
Jeff AzzopardiHOST
2:22
It was at a concert, John's Summit, which was at Scotiabank Arena.
Jeff AzzopardiHOST
2:25
Hold on.
Jeff AzzopardiHOST
2:26
John's Summit.
Jeff AzzopardiHOST
2:43
He invited me.
Jeff AzzopardiHOST
2:44
He was getting some tickets, so he asked if I wanted to go with him, and I took him up on it, and it was a blast, dude.
Jeff AzzopardiHOST
2:49
Scotiabank became like a nightclub.
Jeff AzzopardiHOST
2:51
It was pretty crazy.
Alex McFadyenHOST
3:38
Economists, you agree with them or not, they don't agree with it either.
Alex McFadyenHOST
3:43
Scotiabank expects a quarter point on the 28th.
Alex McFadyenHOST
3:46
Brown Brothers thinks the market has gone already too far.
Alex McFadyenHOST
3:50
And Commerce Bank thinks October is too early.
J.D. PennerGUEST
3:06
And so I brought that knowledge with me and I've used that throughout my career to really talk about what clients want from banks.
J.D. PennerGUEST
3:13
And so that led to a long career in cash management payments at a few banks, RBC, B of A, Scotiabank and CIBC.
J.D. PennerGUEST
3:23
I left CIBC in 2019 and quickly joined IBM, where I was leading some technology development in terms of payment services there, and now joined Intellect in May of last year to help them with their North American market strategy.
Dan RothHOST
3:36
Wonderful.
Peter HighHOST
27:06
The sound structure, it certainly would seem to suggest.
Peter HighHOST
27:10
Sun Life is a founding member of an AI consortium, along with Lightworks, Scotiabank, and TELUS, Laura.
Peter HighHOST
27:16
That's
Laura MoneyGUEST
27:16
right.
KookHOST
31:32
And now that's looking to be really something that's imminent, which is exciting.
KookHOST
31:40
But even Scotiabank comes out and says, SpaceX's oversized ambitions to become a planetary carrier makes ASTS's wholesale 5G model especially valuable to terrestrial networks, which will fight to defend their business models.
KookHOST
31:52
We do believe that ASTS is a top target, but we don't set our target based on M&A space mission.
KookHOST
31:57
And so it takes us to another topic.
Lenore SwystunHOST
16:35
But the challenge of it is it's no longer on 20th Street.
Eric WestbergGUEST
16:38
Yeah, and right next door, the Scotiabank building where your office is.
Eric WestbergGUEST
16:42
Yeah, exactly.
Eric WestbergGUEST
16:43
That's dark.
Rob BlackHOST
21:02
Four banks just recently went bullish on it in the last two weeks.
Rob BlackHOST
21:06
Scotiabank says it's Azure.
Rob BlackHOST
21:11
It just made Microsoft a top pick race.
Rob BlackHOST
21:12
It's price target is 625.
Rob BlackHOST
22:16
Four banks just recently went bullish on it in the last two weeks.
Rob BlackHOST
22:20
Scotiabank, says it's Azure.
Rob BlackHOST
22:25
It just made Microsoft a top pick race.
Rob BlackHOST
22:27
It's price target is 625.
Ben NyeGUEST
14:39
I need to delete that this year.
Ben NyeGUEST
14:41
Customers include FedEx, Charles Schwab, KeyBank, Scotiabank, TD Bank.
Sage NyeGUEST
14:46
I'm sure we've all experienced the various CDN outages.
Sage NyeGUEST
14:50
The problem is your CDN is pretty, pretty low if you're structurally in states.
AustinHOST
1:29
I'll be honest.
AustinHOST
1:29
Listen, it was 300, but you know what? There's not a bad seat in the Scotiabank Arena, unless you have an obstructed view, of course.
AustinHOST
1:36
But, you know,
Kyle BlondinHOST
1:38
I wasn't complaining.
Kyle BlondinHOST
2:02
So for those who don't know or you've been tuning in on a regular, you know that this podcast takes place in Canada.
Kyle BlondinHOST
2:09
from the Toronto area.
Kyle BlondinHOST
2:11
So Austin's referencing the Toronto Raptors, the NBA and the Scotiabank place where the Raptors play.
Kyle BlondinHOST
2:17
And one of the big hangups that fans have is the pricing of things like popcorn and beer.

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