Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce reported 3 meetings with the federal government in August, including one with a Prime Minister's Office policy advisor, on financial institutions and privacy.
🏛️ LOBBYING Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce ($CM.NE) met Prime Minister's Office staff once in August, per the lobbying registry.This post is also on Threads
What the filings show
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (TSX: CM) reported 3 meetings with the federal government in August, according to monthly communication reports filed with the federal lobbying registry.
The bank has reported 86 meetings with the federal government in the past 12 months.
Who Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce met
One August meeting was with Yash Nanda, a policy advisor in the Prime Minister's Office, on Aug. 24, according to the registry. The report covers a meeting with Prime Minister's Office staff.
On Aug. 4, the bank met Conor Noseworthy, director of communications, and Jonathan Alomoto, director of policy, both at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. On Aug. 20, it met Simon Wood, senior parliamentary affairs advisor at Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada.
What the meetings covered
Financial institutions was listed as a subject in 3 of the August reports, privacy and access to information in 2, consumer issues in 2, and international trade in 1, according to the registry.
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce across the public record
12 Members of Parliament hold CM shares, 8 Conservative and 4 Liberal, according to disclosures filed with the Office of the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner.
16 provincial legislators hold the stock: 8 Progressive Conservative in Ontario, 1 BC Conservative, 1 BC Green and 1 BC NDP in British Columbia, 1 Independent in the Northwest Territories, 1 Ontario Liberal in Ontario, 1 Saskatchewan NDP and 1 Saskatchewan Party member in Saskatchewan, and 1 United Conservative in Alberta.
1 insider sold CM shares in the past 90 days, according to filings on SEDI.
Share price context
CM closed at $158.27 on Oct. 2.
