The chance to make Toronto a global banking hub is being squandered

Reports that Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce is on an artificial intelligence hiring spree, seeking to fill 200 well-paying positions, is a hopeful signal that the job-cutting trend at Canadian banks is slowing. For much of 2023, they were “restructuring.” Toronto-Dominion Bank planned to reduce its workforce by three per cent, as did Bank of Nova Scotia. CIBC said it would trim its full-time workforce by five per cent. Royal Bank of Canada job cuts were about half that and over at Bank of Montreal, three per cent of its capital markets workforce was let go last summer. Read More

The chance to make Toronto a global banking hub is being squandered

The chance to make Toronto a global banking hub is being squandered

The chance to make Toronto a global banking hub is being squandered

The chance to make Toronto a global banking hub is being squandered

The chance to make Toronto a global banking hub is being squandered