I was wondering what the recruitment scene is like in the Canadian banks. If the global BBs in Toronto hire 2-5 people each year, how many people do the Big 5 each take?
Also, since RBC and CIBC are considered the best of the Canadian banks, would you experience a lower comp and less valued work experience at BMO, Scotia and TD?
Thanks
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All the big 5 banks pay between 80-85k pro-rated.
Last year, TD took 12 analysts across Canada. BMO took ~18.
Not sure about Scotia/RBC/CIBC.
Note these #s include all Canadian offices (Calgary, Montreal, etc).
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