Laurentian Bank to Permanently Close All 55 Quebec Branches Amid National Bank Acquisition
Laurentian Bank is permanently closing its 55 branches in Quebec by the end of day Friday as part of National Bank's acquisition. Client debit cards will be deactivated at 4:00 p.m. on Nov. 6, suspending banking transactions during the transition.
Laurentian Bank will permanently close all 55 of its locations in Quebec by the end of day Friday. The branch closures are part of National Bank’s acquisition of Laurentian Bank.
All customers have received migration material to prepare for the transition. However, clients should be aware that Laurentian Bank debit cards will be deactivated as of 4:00 p.m. on Nov. 6.
During the transition period, banking transactions will not be available. This suspension includes debit card purchases, bank transfers, and ATM withdrawals.
