CIBC CEO on U.S. Market, Retail Business and Housing

The transcript discusses CIBC's strategic ambitions in the US market, focusing on organic growth and acquisitions to increase revenue. It highlights the bank's perspective on economic growth in North America, emphasizing opportunities despite political transitions. The profitability of US banks compared to Canadian banks is analyzed, with a focus on business models. The Canadian housing market's potential risks are examined, noting differences from the US pre-crisis market. Finally, the impact of interest rates and economic risks, such as unemployment, on Canada's economy is discussed.

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How has CIBC's approach to mortgage lending changed over the years?

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