CIBC decreases mortgage rates.
TORONTO, Jan 03, 2001 CIBC today announced the following decreases in mortgage rates: Six month convertible 7.85 per cent, down .10 per cent Six month open 8.30 per cent, down .10 per cent One year open 8.20 per cent, down .30 per cent One year closed 7.40 per cent, down .30 per cent Two year

Publication: Canadian Corporate News

CIBC lowers mortgage rates
TORONTO -- Two days after the Bank of Canada raised short-term interest costs, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (TSX:CM) said yesterday it is trimming its posted mortgage rates. Among the changes, CIBC's one-year closed rate slips to 6.25 per cent from 6.30 per cent, while the three-, five-

Publication: Winnipeg Free Press

CIBC and Sutton offer three new mortgage offerings to home buyers.
VANCOUVER, Oct 17, 2000 Sutton Group Realty Services Ltd. and CIBC Mortgages Inc. (CMI) introduce three new innovative Sutton Mortgages Programs. Now, Sutton customers have an expanded choice of mortgages to choose from when buying a home. The latest mortgage products being offered to Sutton

Publication: Canadian Corporate News

American Home Mortgage Holdings Announces Exclusive Agreement With CIBC's Amicus Holdings Inc.
Business Editors NEW YORKBUSINESS WIREFeb. 26, 2002 American Home Mortgage to Provide Mortgage Services to Amicus Holdings' Private Label Partners Safeway SELECT Bank(TM)and Marketplace Bank(TM) American Home Mortgage Holdings, Inc., (Nasdaq: AHMH) one of the nation's largest independent retail

Publication: Business Wire

Major banks raising their mortgage rates
TORONTO -- Mortgage rates are going up at Canada's major banks. Royal Bank (TSX:RY), Bank of Montreal (TSX:BMO) and Laurentian Bank (TSX:LB) put the new rates into effect Friday. The other major banks are raising theirs on Saturday or after the holiday weekend. Most rates are going up by 0.10 per

Publication: Winnipeg Free Press

Canada's Mortgage Rates Down, Stocks Up Following U.S. Fed Cut
Five of Canada's biggest banks announced Wednesday the cutting of mortgage rates after the U.S. Federal Reserve slashed interest rates by a half-point to 6 percent. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) was the first to follow the suit by decreasing its rates by between 0.1 to 0.3 of a point.

Publication: Xinhua News Agency