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Canadian Banks: Reminder: BofA Expert Insights: Can the Carney Administration deliver for Canada?
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Canadian Banks: Reminder: BofA Expert Insights: Can the Carney Administration deliver for Canada?
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Canadian Banks
Reminder: BofA Expert Insights: Can the
Carney Administration deliver for Canada?
Invitation
Topic 25 May 2026
Join Ebrahim Poonawala, Head of North American Banks Research, for a virtual fireside Equity
conversation with Dr. Jack Mintz, one of Canada’s leading public policy experts, alongside Canada
Carlos Capistran, Head of Latin America and Canada Economics Research at BofA Banks-Multinational/Universal
Securities, on the macro outlook for Canada and whether the Carney administration can
Related Researchdeliver on its pro-business agenda.
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The discussion will cover the support from higher energy prices versus the headwind Effect
from rising interest rates, and how that balance is shaping the near-term outlook. It will
also explore the level of confidence in the Carney administration’s ability to execute on
its pro-business agenda, and whether that can begin to move the needle on GDP growth
and job creation, as well as address key issues such as housing, immigration, and the
Canada–United States–Mexico Agreement (CUSMA).
Dr. Jack Mintz is the President’s Fellow at the School of Public Policy at the University of
Calgary and a Senior Fellow at the C.D. Howe Institute. He is one of Canada’s leading
experts on tax policy and public finance and has advised governments and institutions on
economic and regulatory issues. He previously served as President and CEO of the C.D.
Howe Institute and has held academic roles at the University of Toronto and Queen’s
University. He is a Member of the Order of Canada.
Carlos Capistran is Managing Director and Head of Latin America and Canada Economics
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