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Scotiabank Q4 Earnings Surge Despite Restructuring Costs

Scotiabank Q4 Earnings Surge Despite Restructuring Costs

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2025-12-02 20:44:02

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The Bank of Nova Scotia delivered a robust fourth-quarter performance, with profits climbing to $2.21 billion—a significant jump from $1.69 billion year-over-year. The results defied expectations, even as the bank absorbed a $373 million restructuring charge tied to workforce reductions. Efficiency measures, including cutting 2,291 employees, are sharpening operations.

Capital markets and wealth management drove gains, while international banking added momentum. CEO Scott Thomson framed 2025 as a pivotal execution year, with ROE poised to reach 14% through fee growth and deposit optimization. BNS shares rallied 2.54% to $70.32, reflecting confidence in long-term earnings power.

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