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RBC bolsters quantum strategy by hiring director, signing academic partnerships (opens the original)
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Royal Bank of Canada has created a new role to lead its quantum computing strategy and struck two partnerships with Canadian universities as global lenders accelerate their development and adoption of the technology. Governments and major companies have been racing to invest in and commercialize quantum computing, a technology that uses the mechanics of quantum physics to solve complex problems that even supercomputers cannot untangle. Canada’s biggest banks and the industry’s regulator are test
Major foreign funds need certainty on projects that are ready for investment, executives tell Milken Institute conference (opens the original)
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Top CEOs and finance executives told a room of more than 200 people – including pension fund managers, investors and bankers – that Canada does not lack access to capital, but lacks the measures to create investable projects. California-based think tank the Milken Institute held in its first conference in Canada on Monday, gathering top senior business leaders in Toronto, before Prime Minister Mark Carney’s global investment summit got under way. Canada will need to provide streamlined regulator
TD commits $150-billion to fund Canadian companies in critical sectors over next five years (opens the original)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank TD-T is committing $150-billion over five years in new lending, underwriting, advisory and other financing activities aimed at driving growth across sectors that are essential to boosting Canada’s economy. The country’s biggest banks have been launching initiatives – ahead of Ottawa’s investment summit this week – to provide capital for Canadian companies as the federal government attempts to reduce economic dependence on the United States. TD’s initiative focuses on five k
Scotiabank commits more than $100-billion to help fund expansion of Canadian companies (opens the original)
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Bank of Nova Scotia BNS-T is committing more than $100-billion in financing to help Canadian businesses expand and is launching an institute led by a former ambassador to assess the country’s long-term competitiveness. Ahead of Ottawa’s investment summit, Canada’s biggest banks have been launching initiatives to provide financing for domestic companies as the federal government races to reduce the country’s dependence on the United States. As part of Scotiabank’s initiative, financing, underwrit
BMO commits up to $70-billion in new capital to shore up critical sectors (opens the original)
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Bank of Montreal BMO-T said it will deploy up to $70-billion in new capital over 10 years for sectors considered critical to Canada’s economy. The bank said its plan is aimed at supporting Canada’s economic security and resilience. It’s the latest move among Canada’s biggest banks targeting sectors Ottawa has deemed essential to reduce dependence on the United States and bolster the economy. BMO will focus on key industries, including electricity, energy and transportation infrastructure, mining
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