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Distinguished by a long heritage of financial integrity and unwavering dedication to our clients, RBC has consistently earned high credit ratings.1

  • Moody's Aa1 and A1 / stable4
  • Standard & Poor's AA- and A / stable4
  • Fitch Ratings AA2 and AA-3 / stable4

Additionally, RBC has a reputation of strength and stability with a high-quality balance sheet, proactive risk management and a strong liquidity position.

Value statement

We provide comprehensive financial solutions and asset management to a select group of individuals, business owners, and small- to mid-size companies. By taking into account your investment objective, ability or willingness to assume risk, tax situation and other unique circumstances, we develop financial strategies and investment solutions tailored for you.

Preservation of capital is typically one of the primary concerns of our clients. With this in mind, we take the minimum amount of risk necessary to meet your stated investment objectives. This does not preclude us from being aggressive when appropriate, but it must adhere to the objectives of your overall wealth management plan. In addition, we strive to provide a level of service and professionalism that exceeds your expectations.


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Global Equity: Tight fittingGlobal Equity: Tight fitting

The presence of “tight money” points to a U.S. economic downturn drawing ever nearer, as are the challenges for equity investors. Read the full economic outlook in the latest edition of Global Insight Monthly. 

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