Mike Rizvanovic
Mike Rizvanovic is an analyst at the Bank of Nova Scotia, known for his insights on the Canadian banking sector. Recently, he commented on the expected rise in credit losses due to the economic uncertainties stemming from the trade tensions initiated by U.S. President Donald Trump, providing guidance to investors on how banks might manage their loan loss reserves.
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Scotiabank analyst Mike Rizvanovic said in a note to clients that the U.S. segment was a positive in the quarter with earnings ahead of forecasts.
More certainty needed on trade talks and major projects, bank CEOs say
Canada· 2026-05-27
Mike Rizvanovic offers a bullish forecast for the banking sector after earnings season.
Markets today: TSX rises, U.S. indexes mixed as investors scramble to react to conflictCanada· 2026-03-02
Bank of Nova Scotia analyst Mike Rizvanovic expressed positivity about the large Canadian banks heading into Q1 earnings season.
Big banks set to post higher profits as lenders continue to shrug off trade war concernsCanada· 2026-02-23
Mike Rizvanovic is a Scotiabank analyst who commented on EQB's Q4 results and the implications of the PC Financial deal.
How EQ Bank plans to compete with the Big SixCanada· 2026-02-17
Scotiabank analyst Mike Rizvanovic expects another solid quarter from the large Canadian banks.
Canadian banks expected to report higher profit despite trade war and economic uncertaintyCanada· 2025-12-01
Mike Rizvanovic is an analyst at Bank of Nova Scotia.
RBC, BMO, National Bank and Scotiabank: A breakdown of the big banks’ third-quarter earnings so farCanada· 2025-08-27
Analyst Mike Rizvanovic at Bank of Nova Scotia commented positively on BMO’s increased share buyback program.
Bank of Montreal CEO cautiously optimistic on economic outlookCanada· 2025-08-26
Bank of Nova Scotia analyst Mike Rizvanovic said in a note to clients that credit losses are expected to rise due to the tariff risks.
Big Six banks to face higher loan loss reserves, lower borrowing demand as trade war stresses economyCanada· 2025-05-21