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Thunder Bay, ON, Canada
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CIBC is a diversified bank serving individuals, businesses, and institutional investors through four units: Canadian Personal and Business Banking, Canadian Commercial Banking and Wealth Management, U.S. Commercial Banking and Wealth Management, and Capital Markets. It offers deposits, loans, credit cards, mortgages, investment management, and advisory services, generating revenue from interest, fees, and trading; services are delivered via branches and digital channels for a smooth client experience. Unlike some peers, CIBC emphasizes a client-centric approach, a broad product range, and a cross-border footprint in Canada and the United States, supported by ongoing digital transformation. Its goal is to serve about 13 million clients in North America with integrated financial services and continuously improve customer experience through digital tools.
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A Barclays trading head in New York left for a Canadian bank. 11 minutes ago BMO Capital Markets has been hiring all year. It was hiring M&A people at one point this summer. Its newest big hire, however, is in equities sales & trading. Bill Bors is joining BMO Capital Markets in New York. He is joining the Canadian bank from Barclays, where he spent just five years, the last three as the firm's head of New York cash sales trading. Bors was at Credit Suisse for 32 years before joining Barclays. In a social media post at the time of his departure, when the bank was dealing with the fallout of the Archegos scandal, Bors said that he believes that the firm "always conducted our business in a way we should feel good about." BMO has been on a bit of a hiring spree for equities people this year. In June, The Trade reported that the firm had picked up Christopher Limentani, former head of trading for Devon Equity Management. And in March, Bloomberg reported that Joe Kostandoff, ex-head of equity solutions for the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, had joined BMO. Have a confidential story, tip, or comment you'd like to share? Contact: +44 7537 182250 (SMS, WhatsApp or voicemail). Telegram: @SarahButcher. Signal: sarahbutcher.22 Click here to fill in our anonymous form, or email [email protected]. Bear with us if you leave a comment at the bottom of this article: comments are moderated intermittently by human beings. Sometimes these humans might be asleep, or away from their desks, so it may take a while for your comment to appear. You must take sole responsibility for comments you post on this site. We will take reasonable steps to weed out anything that we consider to be offensive or inappropriate. The essential daily roundup of news and analysis read by everyone from senior bankers and traders to new recruits. Boost your career. Find thousands of job opportunities by signing up to eFinancialCareers today. Top Articles
CIBC has appointed Prasanna Gopalakrishnan to its Board of Directors, effective 1 September 2026. Gopalakrishnan brings over 30 years of experience in technology, data, cyber security, and artificial intelligence across banking, wealth management, and consumer businesses. She most recently served as Global Chief Product and AI Officer at ADP. Previously, she was Group Chief Technology Officer at Sky in London and Chief Information Officer of the Retail Bank at Bank of America, following senior technology leadership roles at Fidelity Investments. "Her knowledge, perspectives and leadership will be an asset as our Board oversees the execution of CIBC's client-focused strategy, particularly as technology, data and AI play a key role in delivering value for stakeholders," said Kate Stevenson, CIBC's Board Chair.
CIBC appoints Mark Mulroney as head of office of the CEO Published Yesterday Updated 5 hours ago
RBC and BMO to sell off Canadian payment giant Moneris in $2-billion deal. US-based private equity firm Francisco Partners purchases one of Canada's largest payment processors. BMO and RBC are selling off Moneris, one of Canada's largest payment processors, to US-based private equity firm Francisco Partners. The news: The two Canadian banks announced an agreement to sell their co-owned operation for $2 billion CAD on Monday evening. As part of the deal, BMO and RBC will each receive 50 percent of the sale's proceeds and exclusively refer their customers to Moneris going forward. The transaction is expected to close in early 2027, subject to closing conditions and regulatory approvals. Once closed, Moneris will join the numerous payment processing companies in Francisco Partners' portfolio, including Hypercom, Paymetric, PayLease, NMI, and Verifone. Under Francisco Partners' leadership, Jeff Sloan, the former president and CEO of Global Payments, will become the chairman of Moneris. From the source: "Moneris is one of the strongest payments solution providers in North America, with a trusted brand, leading technology, and a proven team that has helped shape the way Canadian businesses operate," Francisco Partners' Peter Christodoulo said in a statement. He added that there's a "significant opportunity to build on that foundation" through investment in innovation, platform expansion and long-term growth, while preserving Moneris's "deeply Canadian identity." The context: Founded in 2000 and based in Toronto, Moneris provides online and in-person payment systems for Canadian merchants. The firm has nearly 2,000 employees and supports more than five billion transactions per year. Moneris claims it powers one in three transactions in Canada. The Francisco Partners deal comes almost exactly one year after Reuters reported that BMO and RBC were planning to put Moneris up for sale. Final thought: Moneris is being sold off just over a year after TD inked a deal to offload 3,400 contracts from its wholly-owned payment processing business to US-based FinTech giant Fiserv. Meanwhile, Scotiabank and CIBC are both partnered with US-based firms, Chase Payment Solutions and Global Payments, for their payment processing offering. As Helcim founder and CEO Nic Beique has pointed out, Canada's "Big Five" banks have now almost completely withdrawn from independent payments processing, ceding their services to US-based providers. These changes come as Canada prepares to modernize its national payment rails through the introduction of a Real-Time Rails payments system, which is set to launch later this year. Feature image courtesy Moneris. Roborock Discover the next generation of cleaning innovation. Roborock redefines home robotics with AI-powered systems that sense, adapt, and operate seamlessly in real homes.
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce has launched two proprietary AI platforms: CIBC AdvisorAssist and CAI 2.0 agentic AI workspace. AdvisorAssist automates meeting notes, follow-up documentation, and regulatory requirements for front-line advisers. CAI 2.0 provides staff with an AI workspace for complex tasks including assembling pitchbooks, coordinating compliance workflows, and financial analysis. The tools form part of a broader suite of internally built platforms covering lending, advice, and customer service. The bank aims to support adviser productivity and automate regulatory tasks across its 50,000-strong workforce. CIBC shares trade at approximately CA$166.04 on the TSX, recording a 31.5% return year-to-date and 73.1% over the past year.