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Schedule III: foreign bank branches in Canada

Branches of foreign banks authorized to operate in Canada directly. Full-service branches generally can’t accept deposits under $150,000; lending branches can’t take deposits. None is a CDIC member.

OSFI list (file dated October 1, 2026) checked October 30, 2026
Mitey the Yeti holding the Schedule III index card
29
branches on OSFI’s list
2
lending-only branches
29
not CDIC members
Foreign bank (branch in Canada)Branch typeCDIC
BNP ParibasFull-serviceNo
Bank of America, National AssociationFull-serviceNo
Bank of China LimitedFull-serviceNo
The Bank of New York MellonFull-serviceNo
Barclays Bank PLCFull-serviceNo
Capital One, National AssociationFull-serviceNo
Chang Hwa Commercial Bank, Ltd., Toronto Branch (MU)Full-serviceNo
China Construction BankFull-serviceNo
Citibank, N.A.Full-serviceNo
Coöperatieve Rabobank U.A.Full-serviceNo
Deutsche Bank AGFull-serviceNo
Fifth Third Bank, National AssociationFull-serviceNo
First Commercial BankFull-serviceNo
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National AssociationFull-serviceNo
M&T BankFull-serviceNo
MUFG Bank, Ltd.Full-serviceNo
Maple Bank GmbHFull-serviceNo
Mega International Commercial Bank Co., Ltd.Full-serviceNo
Mizuho Bank, Ltd.Full-serviceNo
The Northern Trust CompanyFull-serviceNo
PNC Bank, National AssociationFull-serviceNo
Société GénéraleFull-serviceNo
State Street Bank and Trust CompanyFull-serviceNo
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking CorporationFull-serviceNo
U.S. Bank National AssociationFull-serviceNo
United Overseas Bank LimitedFull-serviceNo
Wells Fargo Bank, National AssociationFull-serviceNo
Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment BankLendingNo
NatixisLendingNo
Not for everyday deposits

Schedule III branches serve mainly corporate and institutional clients. Full-service branches generally can’t take deposits under $150,000 and none is CDIC-insured.

Several US banks on this list also own or are related to US retail banks; a US account is covered by the FDIC, not CDIC. See the cross-border explainer.

Mitey the Yeti, CanadianBanks.ca’s guide, pointing out a tip
Mitey’s note

OSFI’s data doesn’t print the words “Schedule I/II/III”: it lists domestic banks, foreign bank subsidiaries and foreign bank branches. We map those to the Bank Act schedules. More: schedules explained.

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