Scotiabank

Scotiabank offers banking, lending, finance, payments, investment, and financial management services to people, corporations, and agricultural operations. Scotiabank provides financial solutions to the agricultural and food industry, which includes farms, agri-businesses, producers, and processors, to support seasonal operational needs, farm investments, equipment acquisitions, working capital, and company expansions. Its agriculture finance services are useful to potato producers, processors, food enterprises, and other companies involved in the agricultural supply chain.

Founded as The Bank of Nova Scotia in 1832 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Scotiabank has developed from a regional Canadian bank into an international financial institution. Its current business operations cover Canadian Banking, Global Wealth Management, International Banking, and Global Banking and Markets. The bank has provided financial services to Canadian farms and agri-businesses for more than 185 years.