Posted AT 1:48 AM EST on 15/04/06
Banks: we love them
Ed Clark has spent a career looking at the banking business from all sides. He's been a Finance Department mandarin, a deal maker at Merrill Lynch, head of a struggling lender and the top executive at Canada Trust. Now, at 58, the
Toronto-Dominion Bank chief might be Bay Street's most popular CEO.
In all those years, have the Canadian banks ever had a streak of good fortune like this? “No. Absolutely not,” Mr. Clark says.
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