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16 feb 2026

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Reuters,
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MarketScreener

Canada: Scotiabank subsidiary sells stake in Israeli arms manufacturer Elbit Systems amid backlash

"Scotiabank unit sells stake in Israeli arms supplier Elbit after backlash", 16 February 2026

Scotiabank's 1832 Asset Management subsidiary has dissolved its stake in Israeli arms manufacturer Elbit Systems, regulatory filings showed, after the Canadian bank faced sharp criticism for the investment.

Activists angered over Elbit's role in supplying military equipment used by Israel during its war in Gaza had pressured the Scotiabank investment arm, which at one point was the biggest foreign investor in the weapons maker.

The investment arm no longer holds shares in Elbit, a change from its reported holding of about 165,000 shares in November, according to the filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday.

The Canadian bank did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment on the stake sale...

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