Finance and Real Estate Infographics Canada

Canada's Big 6 bank economists forecast the Bank of Canada policy rate landing between 2.25% and 3.25% by December 2027, an average of 2.70%.

Canada's Big Six Banks beat EPS expectations across the board in Q3 2026, generating a combined $19.1B in net income and $68.3B in revenue.

The home price-to-median household income ratio has fallen in Ontario, stayed elevated in BC, and risen in Quebec over the past two years.

Canada's Big 6 banks have seen significant growth in both market cap and share value over the past decade, led by National Bank's +423% market cap gain and +571% total shareholder return.

Canadian lenders hold $6.05 trillion in loans globally, with 78% ($4.7 trillion) in Canada. Residential real estate accounts for 55% of domestic lending.

Over the past decade, Canada's mortgage market has become increasingly concentrated among the largest lenders, with RBC posting the biggest market share gain and National Bank the fastest balance growth.

The Big Six banks beat analyst expectations in Q2 2026, with five raising their dividends. Combined, they now have over $1 trillion in market cap and $9.28 trillion in assets.

Canada has 33 credit unions and credit union–like institutions with assets exceeding $1.5 billion, together representing $871.5B in assets, $617.2B in loans, and 16.1 million members.

Canada has 43 Mortgage Investment Entities (MIEs) with over $150M in AUM, representing ~$38.5B+ in combined assets and weighted average returns of 9.2% in 2024 and 7.7% in 2025.