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Equitable Bank acquires Concentra Bank
October 10, 2022
5:05 pm
Norman1
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The acquisition was approved by regulators last month:

Equitable Bank obtains Minister of Finance approval…

… No further regulatory or shareholder approvals are required in connection with the Acquisition.

The Acquisition is expected to be completed in Q4, potentially as early as November 1st, subject to the satisfaction or waiver of the remaining conditions of closing. …

October 11, 2022
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When Coast Capital switched from BC Credit Union insurance (at the time "unlimited") to CDIC ($100K), we were told the same story about grandfathering in unexpired deposits to the previous (higher) limit (or, rather) no limit, with maturing money becoming subject to the newer limits.
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October 11, 2022
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RetirEd said
When Coast Capital switched from BC Credit Union insurance (at the time "unlimited") to CDIC ($100K), we were told the same story about grandfathering in unexpired deposits to the previous (higher) limit (or, rather) no limit, with maturing money becoming subject to the newer limits.
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yeah think thats standard practice. So someone who purchase a new Concentra GIC before the official closing can enjoy combined $200k CDIC limit until the new Concentra GIC matures.

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