We understand the uncertainty and disruption that the recent tariff announcements may cause for different sectors of the economy.
Rest assured, we’re here to support you and offer advice adapted to your needs.
We are closely monitoring how this situation may evolve and its impact on our clients. Our aim is to provide you with our analyses so you can make informed decisions.
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National Bank of Canada (“National Bank”) (TSX: NA) today announced the completion of its previously announced acquisition of Canadian Western Bank (“CWB”).
“Today is an exciting day for National Bank and marks a pivotal step in our history. This transaction will allow us to deliver a stronger banking choice for all Canadians and Canadian businesses. Our combined organization will provide customers with an expanded product and service offering nationally, while maintaining regional expertise. Thanks to CWB’s established roots in Western Canada, National Bank is expanding its operations. We will pull strengths from our collective network and further extend the depth and breadth of our banking capabilities,” said Laurent Ferreira, President and CEO of National Bank.
With the closing of the transaction, integration activities will begin, and further transition will continue. National Bank looks forward to onboarding CWB clients and employees in the coming months.
As a CWB client, please consult our migration hub for our most up-to-date information.
Canada Post will be resuming mail delivery services.
Here are some alternative solutions to facilitate your daily transactions and payments:
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Information about your payments
Despite this interruption, your payments are due on the scheduled due dates.
Information about receiving debit and credit cards
In the current context, and to make sure you receive your card as soon as possible, we will deliver your card by mail or to the branch closest to your home, without you having to call us.
In all cases, we will send you an email to inform you when it’s ready for pick-up at a branch or if it will be delivered to you. However, delays are still to be expected.
To receive email notifications about your card, make sure to add your email address from your online bank. Here’s how:
If you need your debit card immediately, you can visit one of our branches with one piece of photo ID to pick it up in person.
If you need your business credit card immediately, call us at 1-888-622-2783 to evaluate other options with our team.
Do you need help?
Visit our Help centre or call us at 1-844-394-4494, Monday to Friday, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. (ET). You can also visit one of our service centres.
For more information on the current situation, we invite you to visit the Canada Post website regularly.
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As of November 1, 2024, the following changes will be applied to our banking services offer.