Two mergers better than one: analyst

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Analyst Robert Wessel of National Bank Financial sees the approval of two large bank mergers to be far more beneficial to Canada than one.

Financial analysis, Management, Officials and employees, Wessel, Robert, National Bank Financial Inc.

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Bank mergers seen as political

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Analysts say the race among Liberal prime minister candidates may put pressure on future bank mergers.

Government regulation (cont), Elections, Liberal Party (Canada)

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Investor to decide April 15 on Air Canada bailout: But Trinity remains at odds with unions

Article Abstract:

Trinity Time Investments Ltd. would decide in March 2004 whether to sign $650 million agreement to purchase the insolvent Air Canada and on what terms or walk away from the deal. The investment firm is against the Air Canada's unions over their demand of changing the pension plan to a defined-contribution plan from a defined-benefit plan.

Acquisitions & mergers, Investment Funds & Trusts, Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Company acquisition/merger, Airlines, Air Canada

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