Defending Canada's biggest bank machine

Article Abstract:

Cleghorn, CEO of Royal Bank of Canada since Jan 1996, defends the Canadian banking industry against charges that its too large, charges exorbitant fees and does not do enough for small businesses. He believes banks should be allowed to enter the insurance market to better serve the consumer.

Interview, Cleghorn, John Edward

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Driving a red sports car into bankers' heaven

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Dalton is not a typical Canadian banker. He is unpretentious and drives a sporty, red 1959 Triumph TR3. He can flout convention because the Hong Kong Bank of Canada is the nation's fastest growing bank with over $20 billion in assets. Net income increased by 36% in 1995.

Hong Kong Bank of Canada, Dalton, Bill

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A man with emotion at the Royal Bank

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Royal Bank of Canada Chmn Allan Taylor believes that Canadian unity is critical to the country, and that Canada is emerging from its long recession. Taylor will use the occasion of the bank's 1992 annual meeting to further those two causes.

Canada, Taylor, Allan

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