“We’ve been working on our China strategy for at least 20 years.”
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September 2011
(Part 2 of 3) Conversation with Rick Waugh, CEO, Scotiabank - expanding in markets abroad during the worrying economic climate — answering analysts’ comments — maintaining a strong return on investment.
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