Top Investment Banking & Asset Management companies in Canada by Total Assets

This ranking features the top 34 Investment Banking & Asset Management companies in Canada ranked by Total Assets, totaling a Total Assets of USD 4.19 T, for July 09, 2025.

#	Name	Market Capitalization Share Price Year-To-Date (YTD) return Price to Earnings Ratio (P/E) Revenue Revenue Year-on-Year (YoY) growth Operating Income EBIT EBITDA Free Cash Flow Dividend Yield Free Cash Flow Yield Total Liabilities Cash and Short-Term Investments	Stock Price	Change	Price (30 days)	52W low/high	Sector

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which Investment Banking & Asset Management company in Canada has the highest Total Assets ?

The Investment Banking & Asset Management company in Canada with the highest Total Assets is Royal Bank of Canada (Toronto Stock Exchange: RY.TO) at USD 1.56 T.

Which Investment Banking & Asset Management company in Canada has the lowest Total Assets ?

The Investment Banking & Asset Management company in Canada with the lowest Total Assets is Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation (Toronto Stock Exchange: FC.TO) at None.

What are the top 10 Investment Banking & Asset Management companies in Canada by Total Assets ?

The top 10 Investment Banking & Asset Management companies in Canada by Total Assets are Royal Bank of Canada, Manulife Financial Corporation, Power Corporation of Canada, Great-West Lifeco Inc., Power Financial Corporation, Sun Life Financial Inc., Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited, TMX Group Limited, E-L Financial Corporation Limited and IGM Financial Inc..

What are the bottom 10 Investment Banking & Asset Management companies in Canada by Total Assets ?

The bottom 10 Investment Banking & Asset Management companies in Canada by Total Assets are Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation, The Westaim Corporation, Pinetree Capital Ltd., Senvest Capital Inc., Helios Fairfax Partners Corporation, Urbana Corporation, Clarke Inc., Fairfax India Holdings Corporation, Olympia Financial Group Inc. and Lorne Park Capital Partners Inc..