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Does Alberta's business landscape allow women leaders to reach their potential? That's what our W by ATB team set out to discover. They dove into the data, creating the 2024 Women-Led Research Report, to explore the opportunities for women's leadership in our province. The W team discovered that Alberta offers impressive strengths – strong industry opportunities and financial advantages – but we must address the persistent wage gap, and gender and racial bias. As we celebrate International Women's Day, we're proud of W by ATB for taking tangible steps to #AccelerateAction – dismantle barriers and create equitable opportunities – through this report and their ongoing work. Together, we believe we can build an Alberta where woman leaders can flourish. Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/g4i3KszQ

This March, ATB is celebrating International Women’s Day by amplifying the voices of impactful women. The ATB Economics team partnered with W by ATB to bring you a special edition of The Twenty-Four, highlighting four remarkable ATB team members and Alberta business leaders who are catalysts for change. While progress has been made, barriers still exist for women in business, especially in leadership roles. In today’s uncertain world, their leadership is crucial. We're sharing these inspiring stories to #AccelerateAction for gender equality. Read their journeys in today’s The Twenty-Four: https://lnkd.in/gz5iNMMN

Feeling a little lost in all the tariff talk? We got you. Tariffs can be complicated, but how will they affect you? Swipe through to learn how tariffs might impact your day-to-day life, then dive into our article for a deeper understanding: https://lnkd.in/gVUcbnBK

Trade tensions escalate: U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods are now in effect, with Canada responding with countermeasures. After a 30-day pause in trade negotiations, the U.S. has implemented 25% tariffs on Canadian imports, with 10% tariffs on energy and critical minerals. ATB Financial’s The Twenty-Four provides an in-depth analysis of the immediate market reactions, the impact on Alberta and Canada, and the expected response from the Bank of Canada. Get the full analysis here: https://lnkd.in/gcHxfzvX

“As an Indigenous woman, it is incredibly important for me to lift up, connect with, mentor and hire other Indigenous women.” - Denise Barber, Branch Manager Join ATB in celebrating International Women's Day throughout the month. In honour of this year's theme, #AccelerateAction, we're sharing the stories of four remarkable women (and ATB team members) who are catalysts for positive change in the workplace and beyond.

Several factors are currently influencing the CAD, including global geopolitical risks, US tariff threats, interest rate differentials, and upcoming elections. We sat down with William Kellett, Managing Director & Head of Currencies at ATB Capital Markets, where he shared valued insights on the key drivers impacting the Canadian dollar, the projected trajectory of USD/CAD, and the wider effects on other currencies within today’s volatile market. Learn more about what’s influencing the Foreign Exchange landscape: https://lnkd.in/dNUZ8tMz Please note: The information presented in this video is for general knowledge purposes only and should not be construed as investment or financial advice.

Our strong third-quarter results for fiscal year 2025 reflects the organization’s high level of expertise and commitment to its clients, amidst a challenging global landscape. “We know that our clients and business leaders have questions about what short- and long-term impacts tariffs may have on Canada and Alberta’s economies," said Curtis Stange, President and CEO of ATB Financial. “We're here to help our clients navigate this fast-developing situation, and while the full impact is still unfolding, we're closely monitoring the situation and analyzing potential effects.” Read more: https://lnkd.in/gQ5E3Azz

We are proud to support Alberta-based Canada Diagnostic Centres as they expand their impact across Canada, providing timely diagnostic imaging services to more than 800,000 patients a year. “ATB is present, and they understand what it means to be an Alberta-based business growing across Canada,” says CEO Darcy Verhun. “They’re more than just about the numbers – they’re true partners who support and guide us, even in challenging times.” Read more about their journey: https://lnkd.in/eu9VeG3Q

Connect with your loved ones this Family Day! Our branches will be closed Monday, February 17, 2025, but ATB Online and ABMs are available 24/7. We look forward to seeing you back in branch on Tuesday, February 18.

Yesterday, ATB Chief Economist Mark Parsons joined CBC News Edmonton AM to break down the latest tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum — what they mean for Alberta’s economy. Listen to the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/g_3FN-Yf