Canada’s biggest banks shelled out 18% more for bonuses, unleashing the biggest increase in data going back nine years as the firms battled for talent to take advantage of a boom time in capital markets.
The country’s six largest lenders set aside C$19.1 billion ($14.9 billion) for performance-based compensation in their 2021 fiscal year. The increase trounced the 6.3% average for the past decade. Except for
Canada’s banks are riding high on almost two years of torrid activity in ...
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