2008 financial crisis, Canadian banks took stock of their
balance sheets and quickly realized they had a chance to expand
their foreign operations on the cheap by buying distressed
banking assets.
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
RPT-BAY STREET-Resilient Canadian banks may go unrewarded
TORONTO, May 20 (Reuters) - After the dust cleared from the
2008 financial crisis, Canadian banks took stock of their
balance sheets and quickly realized they had a chance to expand
their foreign operations on the cheap by buying distressed
banking assets. 
2008 financial crisis, Canadian banks took stock of their
balance sheets and quickly realized they had a chance to expand
their foreign operations on the cheap by buying distressed
banking assets.
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