Global Loan Portfolio of Major Canadian Lenders Q4 2025

December 22, 2025
Global Loan Portfolio of Major Canadian Lenders Q4 2025

🍁 Global Loan Portfolio of Canadian Lenders (Q4 2025)

Canadian banks, credit unions, and MFCs hold $5.84T in loans, with over $4T concentrated in the Big 5 banks.

Key Points:

1️⃣ Market Share:

  • 🔹 The Big 5 Banks hold nearly 70% of total loans.
  • 🔹 The Big 7 (Big 6 banks + Desjardins) account for close to 80% of the market.

2️⃣ Residential Lending:

Residential mortgages and HELOCs within Canada represent 45% of all loans issued globally by Canadian lenders.

3️⃣ Beyond the Big 7:

The next-largest loan providers are First National, MCAP, nesto, and ATB.

4️⃣ Top Credit Unions (by loan portfolio):

  • 🔹 Desjardins: $312B
  • 🔹 Servus: $25.7B
  • 🔹 Vancity: $24.6B
  • 🔹 Meridian: $23.1B
  • 🔹 Coast Capital: $19.5B

5️⃣ Geographic Breakdown:

Nearly 22% of all loans held by Canadian lenders are outside Canada.

Global Loan Portfolio of Canadian Lenders (Q4 2025)

LenderLoan Portfolio
(In Billion CA$)
RBC$1,042.4
TD$983.7
Scotiabank (Inc. Tangerine)$779.5
BMO$677.2
CIBC$589.5
Desjardins$312.3
National Bank$302.6
First National$165.3
MCAP$157.1
Nesto$73.0
ATB$58.1
Equitable Bank (Inc. Concentra)$45.7
Laurentian Bank (Inc. B2B)$35.8
Manulife Bank$29.4
Fairstone Bank$28.9
Servus Credit Union$25.7
Vancity$24.6
Meridian Credit Union$23.1
Coast Capital Savings$19.5
Others$471.2

Sources: OSFI, Lenders' Annual & Quarterly Financial Reports, Statistics Canada

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