Finance and Real Estate Infographics Canada

Long amortization mortgages have dropped sharply, leaving most Canadian bank mortgage portfolios shorter-term and relatively low risk overall.

Canadian lending is highly concentrated among major banks, with residential mortgages dominant and a meaningful share of loans held internationally.

Canada’s Big Six banks delivered strong Q4 results, led by RBC’s dominance, uneven peer performance, and substantial long-term growth overall.

Canada’s banking system is dominated by major banks, while numerous smaller credit unions play a significant role across the country.

Uninsured mortgages now dominate more of Canada’s market, increasing lender risk due to regulation changes, higher prices, and refinancing trends.

Canada’s asset management industry is led by major banks and global firms, with domestic and foreign managers shaping investment flows.

Canada’s deposit landscape is dominated by major banks, with smaller lenders facing tighter funding conditions and less flexibility than industry leaders.

Canada’s mortgage market is dominated by major banks, with a few key players shaping how most homeowners borrow and invest.

Ontario’s mortgage market triples Quebec’s due to higher home prices; Desjardins dominates Quebec, while RBC leads Ontario’s residential lending landscape.