Canadian Bankers Association

The Canadian Bankers Association ( CBA) is an association of the 54 banks in Canada and the banks' foreign financial institutions that operate in Canada. The interest group was founded in 1891 in Montreal, Quebec and one of the oldest associations of its kind in Canada.

The CBA publishes current developments affecting the banking system in Canada. Thus, the association is a leading source of information in the field of Finance and for statistical purposes. The Canadian banking system was awarded three consecutive years by the World Economic Forum during the Great Depression as one of the safest in the world.

The CBA has offices in Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal.

Members

A total of 53 banks are members of the Association.

Schedule I Banks

In this category are primarily the Canadian full-service banks. The state supervision in and are also under the Canadian Deposit Insurance Agency.

Schedule II Banks

In this category fall foreign banks, which are under the Canadian securities regulatory authorities and formal requirements meet to operate a bank operating within the country. In general, there are branches and subsidiaries of banks or companies which may be admitted as full banks. The deposits are covered by deposit insurance.

Schedule III Banks

These include foreign financial institutions that do not have full banking license in Canada. This offer only financial services such as securities trading.

  • Bank of America, N.A (Canada Branch)
  • Bank of New York Mellon
  • Barclays Bank PLC, Canada Branch
  • Capital One Bank (Canada Branch)
  • Citibank N. A.
  • Comerica Bank ( Canada)
  • German Bank A. G.
  • HSBC Bank USA, N. A.
  • JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A
  • Maple Bank GmbH
  • Mizuho Corporate Bank Ltd.. , Canada Branch
  • Societe Generale (Canada Branch)
  • The Royal Bank of Scotland, N.V.
  • State Street Bank and Trust Company
  • UBS AG (Canada Branch)
  • PNC Bank Canada Branch
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