Individual awards and distinctions.

In 2017, Deborah Rose, former Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of B2B Bank was named as one of Canada’s 100 Most Powerful Women by the Women’s Executive Network (WXN).

Corporate awards and distinctions.

Laurentian Bank received an OCTAS award from the IT ACTION Network ­­– the Bank was recognized for its workstation virtualization project in the infrastructure category.

Individual awards and distinctions.

For an 8th consecutive year, Laurentian Bank’s former President and CEO, Réjean Robitaille, was on Finance et Investissement magazine’s list of the most influential personalities in Quebec’s financial sector.

Corporate awards and distinctions.

In 2014, Montreal’s Top Employers competition ranked Laurentian Bank as one of the city’s top 25 companies to work for.

Individual awards and distinctions.

In 2014, Finance et Investissement Magazine ranked former Laurentian Bank President and CEO, Réjean Robitaille, and François Desjardins, B2B Bank’s former President and CEO, as the most influential people within Quebec’s financial industry.

Corporate awards and distinctions.

In 2013, Chain Store Age magazine’s international Retail Store of the Year competition recognized Laurentian Bank for its second-generation financial services boutique concept. That year, the Bank received an honourable mention in the Service category (15,000 sq. ft. or less).

Laurentian Bank was once again ranked by Corporate Knights among the 10 Canadian organizations with the highest level of female representation on their Board of Directors.

Individual awards and distinctions.

In 2013, Finance et Investissement Magazine ranked former Laurentian Bank President and CEO, Réjean Robitaille, and François Desjardins, B2B Bank’s former President and CEO, among the most influential people within Quebec’s financial industry.

Corporate awards and distinctions.

In 2012, Laurentian Bank was among the 10 national winners of Knightsbridge Strategic Talent’s Canada’s Passion Capitalists program.

The Corporate Knight organization ranked Laurentian Bank among the top 10 Canadian enterprises for female representation on its Board of Directors.

The Bank was a finalist in the Proactive Human Resources Management category of the Les Mercuriades business competition, as awarded by the Quebec Federation of Chambers of Commerce.

Individual awards and distinctions.

In 2012, Forbes magazine named former Laurentian Bank Board member, Isabelle Courville, the 39th most influential businesswoman outside of the United States.

Stéfanie Pelletier, former Vice-President of Finance at Laurentian Bank, received the Aces of Finance Award presented by the Quebec section of FEI (Financial Executives International) Canada.

Finance et Investissement Magazine ranked former President and CEO, Réjean Robitaille among the most influential people within Quebec’s financial industry.

Corporate awards and distinctions.

Laurentian Bank was among the winners of Canada’s 10 Most Admired Corporate Cultures competition (Quebec and Atlantic Canada region), as presented by the Waterstone Human Capital human resources firm.

In 2012, a J.D. Power survey ranked the Bank as the second major Canadian bank for its retail client satisfaction.

According to the results of a Léger Marketing survey published in the monthly Les Affaires, the Bank was recognized for a third consecutive year as the second most admired banking institution among Quebecers.

The Bank’s Pickyourmoment.ca multimedia campaign was recognized as one of the top three Canadian media strategies in the Financial Products and Services category under the banner of the Media Innovation Awards.

Individual awards and distinctions.

Laurentian Bank’s former Chairman of the Board , Mr. L. Denis Desautels, was honoured by the Quebec Order of Chartered Accountants. The Tribute Award recognized his exceptional contributions as an exemplary builder.

Finance et Investissement Magazine ranked Laurentian Bank’s former President and CEO, Réjean Robitaille, among the five most influential people within Quebec’s financial industry.

Corporate awards and distinctions.

According to the results of a Léger Marketing survey published in the monthly Les Affaires, the Bank was recognized for a second consecutive year as the second most admired banking institution among Quebecers.

Laurentian Bank was the recipient of an OCTAS Award in the IT project Management category for its Evolution Chip Card project. Organized by the IT ACTION Network, this competition recognizes the best accomplishments within Quebec’s information technologies sector.

Individual awards and distinctions.

Finance et Investissement Magazine ranked Laurentian Bank’s former President and CEO, Réjean Robitaille, as the most influential person within Quebec’s financial industry.

François Desjardins was ranked among Canada’s Top 40 Under 40, which recognizes the work of exceptional businesspeople under the age of 40.

Corporate awards and distinctions.

The Bank was inducted into the Quebec Federation of Chambers of Commerce’s Quebec Business Hall of Fame, which pays tribute to enterprises that have significantly marked the last century through their ability to consistently remain a leader, and for their contribution to the province’s development in Canada and abroad.

The Responsible Investment Group, on behalf of Sustainable Vision, named Laurentian Bank as one of the 20 Best Corporate Citizens in Quebec. The Bank was recognized for its transparency.

Laurentian Bank was recognized as the second most admired banking institution among Quebecers according to the results of a Léger Marketing survey published in Commerce Magazine.

The Bank received an award at the ÉLIXIR Gala organized by PMI (Project Management Institute) – Montreal in recognition of project management excellence. The Bank earned this distinction in the Information Technology and Communication category for its M.E.T.R.O. technological environment modernization and operational enhancement project.

The organization was a finalist in the Quebec Federation of Chambers of Commerce’s Les Mercuriades business competition in the Market Development category.

Individual awards and distinctions.

Finance et Investissement Magazine ranked Laurentian Bank’s former President and CEO, Réjean Robitaille, as the second most influential person within Quebec’s financial industry.

Laurentian Bank Securities’ former Chief Economist, Carlos Leitao, was recognized as the second best economist as sanctioned by the Bloomberg News Group, a leading international news services organization.

Corporate awards and distinctions.

Laurentian Bank’s Board of Directors received a Blue Tie at the Institute of Corporate Directors Gala for its contribution to the Bank’s excellent financial and stock performance.

Individual awards and distinctions.

François Desjardins, former President and CEO of Laurentian Bank’s B2B Trust subsidiary, received an Arista Award in the Young Quebec Executive category. Presented by the Young Chamber of Commerce Montreal, this distinction underlines the contribution of young executives within the ranks of an enterprise or public, para-public, community or non-profit organization.

Corporate awards and distinctions.

According to the SECOR-Commerce Internet Index (Commerce Magazine), Laurentian Bank’s website was ranked 3rd among the top 25 electronic commerce sites in Quebec.

The Bank’s La Banque de ma maison microsite, which focuses on the 4 major steps involved in buying a home in a simple and refreshing way, was recognized during the Digital Marketing Awards. This annual event honours the best interactive marketing productions in Canada.

The La Banque de ma maison microsite was also recognized in the B2C – Large Enterprise Internet Sites category at the Boomerang Gala, which pays tribute to the best interactive communications in Québec.