Laurentian Bank of Canada T.LB

Alternate Symbol(s): LRCDF | LAUCF | T.LB.PR.H

Financial Services

Laurentian Bank of Canada (the Bank) is a Canada-based provider of financial services to its personal, commercial and institutional customers. The Bank operates in Canada and the United States. Its segments include Personal Banking, Commercial Banking and Capital Markets. The Personal Banking segment caters to the financial needs of retail clients. The Commercial Banking segment caters to the financial needs of business clients across Canada and in the United States and provides commercial banking, real estate financing, and equipment and inventory financing. The Capital Markets segment provides a range of services, including research, market analysis and advisory services, corporate underwriting for debt and equity, and administrative services. The Bank's clients can access its offering of financial advice, products and services through a network of branches in Quebec. The Bank offers a digital direct-to-customer platform to all Canadians. The Bank has approximately 57 branches.

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Comment by RayDonovan78on Dec 10, 2021 10:52am

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RE:RE:Are Any of You Laurentian Fans Willing to Go on Record

They increase the dividend by 10% on 40% cut 18 months ago.......Great investment !!! What a fool.

canader wrote:
Hahahahahaha. Raises Dividend and share buybacks!!!!

Nannner! Nannnere!

Good luck Dhortie Suckers!

https://stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2021/12/10/laurentian-bank-of-canada-announces-increased-common-share-dividend

https://stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2021/12/10/laurentian-bank-of-canada-announces-xa0-normal-course-issuer-bid

DeanEdmonton wrote: With what you think this quarter's results will look like. My bet is not only will they post a loss for the quarter, and for the year overall, due to the one time charges. They will aslo show lack of growth in their consumer loan book, mortgages and shrinking consumer deposits. I would also expect to see their commercial exposure, flat at best, both deposits and loans. On top of all that they will show higher base operating expensies, and higher wage costs, which they will blame on higher incetive pay, which is hard to keep swallowing when they aren't growing in any part of their book.