National Bank appoints new CEO

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National Bank of Canada Inc. names Real Raymond as its new CEO.

National Bank of Canada, Raymond, Real

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Royal Bank CEO wins 'innovator' award

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Gordon Nixon, the chief executive officer of Montreal, Que.-based Royal Bank of Canada, has been presented with the American Banker's "Innovator of the Year" award. American Banker, which is a financial services daily newspaper, cited RBC's growth-through- acquisitions strategy.

Strategy & planning, Achievements and awards, Royal Bank of Canada, RY, Nixon, Gordon, American Banker (Newspaper)

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BMO to split CEO, chairman roles: Bank is last of the Big Six to separate the functions of key decision makers

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Tony Comper, chief executive of Bank of Montreal (BMO), would hand over his chairman's position to an independent director, making BMO the last of Canada's six largest banks to separate the functions of key decisions makers. BMO is under pressure to follow the lead of its peers and appoint a non-executive chairman, going along with a prevailing corporate governance trend.

Bank of Montreal, Comper, Tony

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