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Canadian Western Bank T.CWB.P.D


Primary Symbol: T.CWB Alternate Symbol(s):  T.CWB.P.B | CWESF | CBWBF

Canadian Western Bank is a diversified financial services company. It provides full-service business and personal banking, specialized financing, comprehensive wealth management offerings, and trust services. It offers specialty business banking services for small-and medium-sized companies with a focus on general commercial, equipment financing, construction financing, commercial real estate financing, real estate construction and project financing and equipment financing and leasing. It also provides full-service personal banking options, including chequing and savings accounts, loans, mortgages and investment products. Its banking services include online banking, ATM banking, creditor insurance, resources for seniors and order cheques online. Its CWB Business Advantage Account and CWB Business Unlimited Account offer solutions for day-to-day banking and 24/7 online access. It has its operations in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Saskatchewan, Quebec, Manitoba and others.


TSX:CWB - Post by User

Comment by VENManon Dec 03, 2021 11:17am
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Post# 34194905

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Divi Increase, $0.01

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Divi Increase, $0.01What you posted is true but paying a $1.20 dividend per year leaves them with $2.70 per share to grow the company.  Only 33% of earnings per share is being paid out while the big six are at 50% or more. The hope is the extra earnings saved by not paying a bigger dividend will be used well to grow the company faster. Which would explain why people looking for just dividend grow are selling shares to buyers like me that want to see the company continue to grow faster, in Ontario. I would think. GLTA!!! 
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