Scotiabank

Scotiabank

www.scotiabank.com · Founded 1832 · Unclaimed profile
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3 active license records on file, out of 3 totalData: TrustFinance license database
Last checked: 2026-08-24
01 / License profile

What these licenses add up to

A plain-language reading of the records on file. Descriptive only: TrustLicense does not score companies.

Grade A
Strongest license: Grade A (FINRA)
Strict capital rules, investor compensation scheme, active enforcement. 3 active licenses across 3 regulators.
3 × Grade A
Minimum capital each regulator requires
FINRAGrade A250K
Combined minimum across 1 license: 250,000. Higher bars mean the regulator demands more capital to operate.
Grade A Grade A3 heldStrict capital rules, investor compensation scheme, active enforcement.
Grade B Grade B0 heldEstablished oversight with real enforcement powers.
Grade C Grade C0 heldRecognized regulator with lighter requirements.
Grade D Grade D0 heldRegistration-level oversight. Weak protection on its own.
02 / License records

License records

Each record shows the regulator, its TrustFinance grade, the license number, and a link to the source where available.

FINRA
FINRAGrade A Grade A
Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
License no.CRD#: 2739
Statusactive
Sourcewww.finra.org
Capital 250,000 - 1,499,998Takes 3 months to obtainRegulator details →
NFA
NFAGrade A Grade A
National Futures Association
License no.0283953
Statusactive
Sourcewww.nfa.futures.org
Takes 6 weeks or longer to obtainRegulator details →
SEC
SECGrade A Grade A
Securities and Exchange Commission
License no.SEC#: 8-3716
Statusactive
Sourcewww.sec.gov
03 / Footprint

Where the company operates

🇨🇦Toronto, OntarioHQ🇨🇦Vancouver🇨🇦Halifax🇨🇦Montreal🇨🇦Calgary🇺🇸New York🇺🇸Houston🇺🇸San Francisco🇬🇧London🇨🇦Toronto, OntarioHQServes clients in 12 countries
04 / Verify it yourself

Cross-check on the official registers

Do not take our word for it. Each register below is the ground truth. Search the license number and confirm three things.

FINRAlicense no. CRD#: 2739
  1. Entity name on the register matches Scotiabank or its legal entity.
  2. Status reads active (not suspended, revoked, or lapsed).
  3. The register lists www.scotiabank.com as an authorized website.
Open FINRA register ↗
NFAlicense no. 0283953
  1. Entity name on the register matches Scotiabank or its legal entity.
  2. Status reads active (not suspended, revoked, or lapsed).
  3. The register lists www.scotiabank.com as an authorized website.
Open NFA register ↗
SEClicense no. SEC#: 8-3716
  1. Entity name on the register matches Scotiabank or its legal entity.
  2. Status reads active (not suspended, revoked, or lapsed).
  3. The register lists www.scotiabank.com as an authorized website.
Open SEC register ↗

TrustLicense checks

1. License record
3 record(s) in the TrustFinance license database.
2. Licensed entity
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3. Official website
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1 Verified, not self-declared
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2 Early warning
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3 Counts toward TrustScore
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