Title: Commercial Banking
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2- GLOBAL BUSINESS SUMMIT
- MAY 25, 2009
- CRISTIAN MANDACHESCU
- VICE PRESIDENT
- GLOBAL TRANSACTION BANKING
- SCOTIABANK
3- GLOBAL FINANCIAL MARKETS
- FINANCIAL MARKETS IN CANADA
- EXTRAORDINARY FINANCING FRAMEWORK
- SCOTIABANK WORKING WITH CUSTOMERS
- SCOTIABANK SOLUTIONS FOR CANADIAN EXPORTERS
- SCOTIABANK GROUP
4GLOBAL FINANCIAL MARKETS
- THEN
- Worst crisis since the Great Depression
- Global impact with some (US, UK, Eastern Europe)
impacted more than others (Latin America, China) - Capitalist system brought to its knees no
confidence, no liquidity - AND NOW
- Still recession but
- Stimulus packages introduced globally are working
- Leverage has declined and the Liability side of
banks balance sheets continues to strengthen - Global equity markets have had significant upside
momentum in recent weeks - Increasing market conviction in the recovery story
5FINANCIAL MARKETS IN CANADA
- BEST BANKING SECTOR IN THE WORLD
- Well capitalized
- Strong regulatory framework
- Good decisions on managing risk, embracing
diversification and ensuring proper governance - HOWEVER
- Liquidity vs. high capital ratios
- Foreign banks and non-bank financial institutions
retrenchment from market - Canadian financial institutions Crown
Corporations required to fill the gap
FOCUS ON PRUDENT LENDING
6EXTRAORDINARY FINANCING FRAMEWORK
- FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS FOR CREDITWORTHY BUSINESSES
- Budget 2009 - 200 billion to improve access to
credit - Business Credit Availability Program (BCAP)
- 5 billion in new financing to Canadian
businesses with viable business models, whose
access to financing would otherwise be restricted - Delivered through an enhanced cooperation between
Crown Corporation and private sector financial
institutions - Export Development Canada (EDC) - two year
expanded mandate with domestic component - Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC)
increased access new solutions - Canadian Small Business Financing Act (CSBFA) -
new lending limits - Canadian Secured Credit Facility
7SCOTIABANK WORKING WITH CUSTOMERS
SCOTIABANK IMPLEMENTS BCAP Steering Committee
led by Executive Vice President is leading
implementation of BCAP initiatives including
- Frequent, proactive meetings with customers
- Active promotion of BCAP programs with customers
- Web, phone, in person
- Extensive internal communication and training for
all Bank relationship managers - Close partnerships with BDC and EDC
SUCCESS STORIES
8SCOTIABANK SOLUTIONS FOR CANADIAN EXPORTERS
- SCOTIABANK PARTNERS WITH EDC TO SUPPORT CANADIAN
EXPORTERS IN CANADA - Providing working capital for pre and post
shipment financing (Exporter Guarantee Program) - Providing Stand-by Letters of Credit and
Guarantees for contractual obligations
(Performance Security Guarantee) - Providing financing for foreign direct investment
(Financial Security Guarantee) - Providing guarantees for foreign exchange
facilities (Foreign Exchange Guarantee)
9SCOTIABANK SOLUTIONS FOR CANADIAN EXPORTERS
- AND GLOBALLY
- Scotiabank-EDC co-financing foreign purchasers of
Canadian goods and services - EDC provides guarantees to Scotiabank for credits
to the foreign purchasers of Canadian goods and
services - EDC co-finances and guarantees Scotiabank credits
to the foreign subsidiaries of Canadian companies
10SCOTIABANK GROUP
Scotiabank is one of North America's premier
financial institutions and Canada's most
international bank. With more than 69,000
employees, Scotiabank Group and its affiliates
serve approximately 12.8 million customers in
some 50 countries around the world. Scotiabank
offers a diverse range of products and services
including personal, commercial, corporate and
investment banking. With more than 509 billion
in assets (as at January 31, 2009), Scotiabank
trades on the Toronto (BNS) and New York
Exchanges (BNS). For more information please
visit www.scotiabank.com.
- Our credit ratings include
- Long Term Debt/Deposits
- Aa1 Moodys Investors Services
- AA- Standard Poors
- AA- Fitch Ratings
- AA Dominion Bond Rating Service
11SCOTIABANK GROUPS NETWORK