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National Bank of Canada (NA) Q3 2026 Earnings Call

National Bank of Canada (TSX: NA) Q3 2026 earnings conference call, held 2026-08-26. Replay captured from the company's public earnings webcast.

Wed, August 26, 2026 at 11:00 AMendedReplay
National Bank of Canada (NA) Q3 2026 Earnings Call

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Featured Presenters

Julie Levesque

Head of Personal Banking

Marianne Roddy

Senior Vice President and Head of Investor Relations

Marie Chantal Gingras

Chief Financial Officer

Laurent Ferreira

President and Chief Executive Officer

Jean-Sébastien Griset

Chief Risk Officer

John Aiken

Analyst, Jefferies

Stephen Boland

Analyst, Raymond James

Doug Young

Analyst, Desjardins Capital Markets

Paul Holden

Analyst, CIBC

Matthew Lee

Analyst, Canaccord Genuity

Ibrahim Poonawalla

Analyst, Bank of America

Mike Rizovanovic

Analyst, Scotiabank

Replay transcript excerpt

Good morning, and welcome to National Bank of Canada's Third Quarter twenty twenty six Earnings Call. I would now like to turn the meeting over to Mary Anne Rady, Senior Vice President and Head of Investor Relations. Please go ahead. Merci and welcome everyone. We will begin the call with remarks from Laurent Pereira, President and CEO Marie Chantal Gengras, CFO and Jean Sebastien Griswitz, Chief Risk Officer. Our business heads are also present for the Q and A session including Judy Levych, Personal Banking Judith Munard, Commercial and Private Banking Nancy Baquette, Wealth Management Etienne Dubuc, Capital Markets and Bill Bunnell International. Before we begin, please refer to slide two of our presentation for forward looking statements and non GAAP measures. Management will refer to adjusted results unless otherwise noted. I will now pass the call to Laurent. Merci, Marianne, and thank you everyone for joining us. Before turning to our results, let me say a few words about the latest developments affecting Canada. The Canadian economy has demonstrated resilience over the past eighteen months, but the unresolved and escalating trade conflict with The U. S. Continues to create economic uncertainty and challenges for businesses across the country. At this point, it is difficult to forecast outcome, but new tariffs on both sides of the border will impact additional industries, business investments and affordability for consumers. Yesterday's announcement on business and worker support is welcome and should provide relief for those impacted. Alongside government support, National Bank will be there for affected clients. Ongoing discussions with clients and partners point to one conclusion. Canada is taking the right steps to strengthen the foundations of its economy,...

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