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Bank Of Nova Scotia (BNS) Revenue by Segment

Revenue by Segment

Shows how different business units contribute to overall revenue, highlighting areas of strength and potential vulnerabilities in the bank's operations.

C$0.00C$1.00BC$2.00BC$3.00BC$4.00BJan 21Apr 21Jul 21Oct 21Jan 22Apr 22Jul 22Oct 22Jan 23Apr 23Jul 23Oct 23Jan 24Apr 24Jul 24Oct 24Jan 25Apr 25Jul 25Oct 25Jan 26Apr 26Jul 26
Chart Insights

Non‑interest income recovered from the 2022 trough and then stepped up meaningfully from 2025 onward, signaling durable fee and capital‑markets momentum driven by Wealth flows, stronger card/fee income and a healthier GBM pipeline that management flagged as central to revenue and margin expansion. That shift diversifies revenue away from pure interest sensitivity, but some of the uplift may be deal‑driven and could be offset by higher provisions, a concentrated corporate impairment and rising tech/expense investments in the near term.

BNS Revenue by Segment

DateNon-Interest Income
Jul 31, 2026C$4.67B
Apr 30, 2026C$4.32B
Jan 31, 2026C$4.06B
Oct 31, 2025C$4.22B
Jul 31, 2025C$3.99B
Apr 30, 2025C$3.81B
Jan 31, 2025C$4.20B
Oct 31, 2024C$3.60B
Jul 31, 2024C$3.50B
Apr 30, 2024C$3.65B
Jan 31, 2024C$3.66B
Oct 31, 2023C$3.61B
Jul 31, 2023C$3.49B
Apr 30, 2023C$3.45B
Jan 31, 2023C$3.40B
Oct 31, 2022C$3.00B
Jul 31, 2022C$3.12B
Apr 30, 2022C$3.47B
Jan 31, 2022C$3.71B
Oct 31, 2021C$3.47B
Jul 31, 2021C$3.54B
Apr 30, 2021C$3.56B
Jan 31, 2021C$3.72B
Oct 31, 2020C$3.25B
Jul 31, 2020C$3.48B
Apr 30, 2020C$3.54B
Jan 31, 2020C$3.75B