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Worth remembering that Canadian banks' year end is Oct 31, which is why they're paying bonuses now and not next year.

That means they'll have the Nov and Dec of last year (i.e. good results) baked into their numbers and on top of that AFAIK they weren't exposed to huge losses (Citrix, Twitter etc.). So I'd think Canadian banks' bonuses probably won't get hit as hard as BBs.

 
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Interesting and good point, but can't imagine that would have a massive effect. Difference for 1/6 of the year 

That in isolation, no, but Canadian banks are massively stable oligopolies that derive the most revenue from their domestic consumer / commercial business vs capital markets so they usually aren't as badly impacted in a downcycle.

 
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