
Paul Holden
Paul Holden is an analyst at CIBC Capital Markets, known for his insights into the financial sector, particularly regarding Canadian banks. Recently, he commented on the leadership changes at Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) following the appointment of new CEO Raymond Chun, highlighting Chun's proactive measures to enhance shareholder value, including a significant asset sale.
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CIBC analyst Paul Holden noted that the banks have ample provisions to weather an economic downturn.
Big banks set to post higher profits as lenders continue to shrug off trade war concernsPaul Holden, a freelance journalist who provided the Sunday Times with documents for their original report on Labour Together’s donations.
Lobbyist in Labour Together scandal has been investigating Guardian reporter, say reports | MediaCIBC Capital Markets bank analyst Paul Holden is struggling to see upside in major bank stocks.
Stock markets today: TSX drops with tech sector, Lululemon stock surges on CEO news and a silver warningCIBC analyst Paul Holden expects the group to have a common equity tier 1 (CET1) ratio of 13.5 per cent on average.
Canadian banks expected to report higher profit despite trade war and economic uncertaintyAnalyst Paul Holden at CIBC Capital Markets expressed confidence that BMO is past peak provisions for credit losses.
BMO, Scotiabank top earnings forecasts but sound wary note for road aheadPaul Holden speculated on the potential for EQ Bank to be a takeover target.
Equitable Bank names Chadwick Westlake as CEOCIBC analyst Paul Holden said in a note to clients that lighter regulation in the U.S. could mean the same for Canada in due course.
Canadian banking regulator maintains domestic stability buffer for large lendersPaul Holden is an analyst who provided insights on BMO's acquisition of Burgundy.
Bank of Montreal boosts wealth management business with $625-million Burgundy dealCIBC analyst Paul Holden said in a note to clients.
RBC misses profit expectations in second quarter, braces for potential loan defaultsPaul Holden lowered his full-year earnings forecasts in response to the impact of U.S. tariffs.
Wednesday’s analyst upgrades and downgradesCIBC’s Paul Holden trimmed his Sun Life Financial Inc. target while remaining above the average.
Tuesday’s analyst upgrades and downgradesCIBC analyst Paul Holden discussed the potential impact of tariffs on job losses and PCL forecasts.
Canadian banks expected to report low profit growth as tariffs, economic uncertainty weigh on loan performancePaul Holden noted that Raymond Chun is willing to act quickly to drive shareholder value.
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