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About Laurentian Bank of Canada
Its shares trade on Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker LB.TO. It has been listed since 22 May 1981. In the fiscal year to 31 October 2025, it reported revenue before interest expense of C$2.34bn and net income of C$139.9m. At that date it held total assets of C$50.15bn and shareholders' equity of C$2.88bn.
Laurentian Bank of Canada engages in the provision of financial services. The company is headquartered in Montreal, Quebec. The Bank is a chartered bank. Its segments include Personal segment, Business Services segment and Institutional segment. The Personal segment caters to the financial needs of retail clients. Clients can access the Bank's offering of financial advice, products and services through a network of branches in Quebec referred to as Financial Clinics; an advisors and brokers channel targeting independent financial intermediaries across Canada; and a digital direct-to-customer platform. The Business Services segment caters to the financial needs of business clients across Canada and in the United States and provides commercial banking; real estate financing; and equipment and inventory financing. The Institutional segment provides a range of services, including research, market analysis and advisory services; corporate underwriting for debt and equity; and administrative services.
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Company facts
- Sector
- Financials
- Industry
- Banks
- Listed since
- 22 May 1981
- Employees
- 3,200
- Website
- laurentianbank.ca ↗
Leadership
Pay as last reported
- Mr. Michael BoychukIndependent Non-Executive Chairman of the BoardC$363,275
- Mr. Eric ProvostPresident, Chief Executive Officer, Director, since 2021C$3.2m
- Mr. Yvan DeschampsChief Financial Officer, Executive Vice PresidentC$2.1m
- Mr. Dan RadleyChief Executive Officer - Northpoint Commercial FinanceC$1.8m
- Ms. Macha PohuChief Human Resources Officer and Corporate Affairs
- Mr. Benoit BertrandChief Information Officer
- Mr. Christian De BrouxChief Risk OfficerC$782,167
- Ms. Marie - Christine CusteauChief Strategy and Transformation Officer
- Mr. Thierry LangevinChief, Personal and Commercial BankingC$1.6m
- Ms. Sonia BaxendaleIndependent DirectorC$192,248
- Ms. Andrea BolgerIndependent DirectorC$206,640
- Ms. Johanne BrunetIndependent DirectorC$124,378
Environmental, social and governance
Scores out of 100, from our data supplier
- Overall
- 67
- Environment
- 81
- Social
- 80
- Governance
- 39
- Direct emissions (scope 1)
- 76 t
- Energy emissions (scope 2)
- 692 t
- Value chain emissions (scope 3)
- 399 t
- Women in the workforce
- 55%
- Carbon reduction policy
- No
- Human rights policy
- Yes
SWOT analysis
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Strengths
- Laurentian Bank of Canada has a strong presence in Quebec, which gives it a competitive advantage in serving the province's unique market needs.
- The bank has a diversified revenue stream, with various business segments including personal banking, commercial banking, and capital markets, helping to mitigate risks.
- Laurentian Bank of Canada has a solid customer base and a long-standing history, which helps to build trust and loyalty among its clients.
Weaknesses
- The bank has a narrower geographical reach compared to some of its major competitors, limiting its growth potential in other provinces.
- Laurentian Bank of Canada has faced criticisms related to internal controls and compliance issues, which could impact its reputation and increase regulatory scrutiny.
- The bank has a smaller market share compared to its largest competitors, which may affect its ability to negotiate favorable partnerships or gain economies of scale.
Opportunities
- There is potential for growth in the Canadian financial sector, as the economy recovers and new opportunities arise.
- Laurentian Bank of Canada can expand its presence in other provinces through strategic acquisitions or partnerships.
- The bank can tap into the growing demand for digital banking solutions and invest in technological innovations to enhance customer experience and efficiency.
Threats
- Intense competition from larger national and international banks poses a threat to Laurentian Bank of Canada's market share and profitability.
- Changes in government regulations and policies may impact the banking industry and require additional compliance efforts and costs.
- Economic downturns or financial crises can negatively affect the bank's loan portfolio quality and profitability.
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