Maher Yaghi

Maher Yaghi

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Maher Yaghi is an analyst at Scotia Capital Inc. who covers Thomson Reuters. He has provided insights into the company's financial performance, highlighting its positive momentum and the potential for growth through investments in artificial intelligence and mergers and acquisitions. Yaghi's analysis suggests that Thomson Reuters is well-positioned to leverage its available capital for future expansion.

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Canada Canada: Maher Yaghi is a Bank of Nova Scotia analyst who discussed the necessity of the dividend cut. 6

The Globe and Mail: Telus cuts dividend in half to deploy more cash for debt repayment

Canada Canada: Maher Yaghi is an analyst at Bank of Nova Scotia who commented on the potential dividend reset for Telus. 6

The Globe and Mail: At Telus, will the new boss deliver a new dividend policy?

Canada Canada: Maher Yaghi is a Bank of Nova Scotia analyst who commented on the potential changes under new leadership. 5

The Globe and Mail: How Telus’s unexpected CEO change came about

Canada Canada: Maher Yaghi is a Bank of Nova Scotia analyst who commented on the transition at Telus. 5

The Globe and Mail: Telus CEO Darren Entwistle to retire in June, Victor Dodig named successor

Canada Canada: Analyst Maher Yaghi at Bank of Nova Scotia said in a recent report that Bell’s strategy is to turn this jurisdictional risk into a primary competitive advantage. 6

The Globe and Mail: BCE bets on data sovereignty with new AI data centre strategy

Canada Canada: Scotiabank’s Maher Yaghi expressed skepticism about satellite technology competing with terrestrial networks. 4

The Globe and Mail: Starlink sets sights on delivering direct-to-consumer satellite phone service

Canada Canada: Bank of Nova Scotia analyst Maher Yaghi commented on the stabilization of the cellphone market. 7

The Globe and Mail: Quebecor poised to pull ahead in cellphone wars as price competition eases, analysts say