Bank of Nova Scotia

Bank of Nova Scotia reports strengthening commercial banking momentum with a robust deal pipeline, 10% year-on-year small-business lending growth and five quarters of declining commercial credit-loss provisions. The bank is diversifying revenue away from mortgages into commercial, small-business and card fees, with fee revenue up over 20% in the past two quarters and net interest margin expanding for five consecutive quarters. Digital initiatives and AI are boosting sales and productivity—40% of Q3 sales were digital and AI cut parts of mortgage verification time by nearly 70%—while the bank expands regional commercial coverage and maintains disciplined underwriting. » More on finance.yahoo.com

The Bank of Nova Scotia has issued covered bonds (Series CBL75) totaling 300,000,000 SGD with a coupon of 2.175% maturing on 14 September 2029. Payments are guaranteed by Scotiabank Covered Bond Guarantor Limited Partnership and the issue was made on 10 September under the Global Registered Covered Bond Program with a capacity of 100 billion CAD. The notes were offered solely offshore under Regulation S to non‑US persons and are not available to retail investors in the EEA and the United Kingdom. » More on de.investing.com

Bank of Nova Scotia has listed two series of senior, callable euro notes on the London Stock Exchange totaling €1.75bn: €1.25bn due September 2030 and €500m due September 2034. The issuance was made under the $40bn Euro Medium Term Note programme and is based on a base prospectus dated 7 July 2026. The securities are not registered under the US Securities Act and are offered exclusively to eligible counterparties and professional clients; retail investors in the EEA and UK are excluded. » More on de.investing.com