NTIOF News and Press, National Bank of Canada From 12/18/21

What's behind the rare earnings miss by Canadian banks in Q4? Drivers of growth for Canadian banks in 2022. Dividend hikes and share buybacks as the major drivers of share prices. For further details see: Rare Earnings Miss From 3 Canadian Banks: A Harbinger For 2022?

My account shows a variation of -$5,647.53 (-6.3%) since the last income report on November 3rd. The largest difference this month was the absence of Hasbro’s dividend in my portfolio ($31.28 last year). I have made my peace, and I’ll be selling Lazard. For fur...

Manulife Financial (MFC) came through with an 18% increase. This adds $26.80 in forward income. Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS) kicked off the banks with an 11% raise, adding 42$ to our income. In October (we always get paid a month later), our solar panel system generated 347...

National Bank of Canada (NTIOF) Q4 2021 Earnings Conference Call December 1, 2021 13:00 ET Company Participants Linda Boulanger - Senior Vice President of Investor Relations Laurent Ferreira - President & Chief Executive Officer Ghislain Parent - Chief Financial Officer William Bonnell - ...

National Bank of Canada (OTCPK:NTIOF) declares CAD 0.87/share quarterly dividend, 22.5% increase from prior dividend of CAD 0.71. Forward yield 3.51% Payable Feb. 1; for shareholders of record Dec. 27; ex-div Dec. 23. See NTIOF Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. For fur...

National Bank of Canada (OTCPK:NTIOF): Q4 Non-GAAP EPS of C$2.21 beats by C$0.44; GAAP EPS of C$2.19 beats by C$0.40. Revenue of C$2.21B (+10.5% Y/Y) beats by C$400M. Press Release For further details see: National Bank of Canada EPS beats by $0.44, beats on revenue

Canadian banks lagged global peers on lifting capital restrictions. Yeung: Canadians typically target a dividend payout ratio between 40-50% of their earnings. Yeung: I expect buybacks to be a bigger part of bank capital allocation strategies going forward. For further detai...

Over the past few months, the fear of a potential market bubble is growing faster than the market itself. Since I started this portfolio in September 2017, I have received a total of $13,871.24 CAD in dividends. As more dividends come in, I’m getting close to having another...

In July of 2017, I officially quit my job and received a nice cheque for my pension plan value. By October of 2017 I had 75% of the money invested, and I completed my portfolio with late trades in December. 4 years later, I show a total portfolio value of $219,703.83, which is 102...

National Bank of Canada has been the best total return investment among the Canadian banks over the past 20 years. With a current yield of 2.9% and a 20-year CAGR of 10.6%, National Bank is a compelling dividend growth stock. The combination of a low payout ratio and excess capita...