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Royal Bank Of Canada - Book Value Per Share - MarketXLS

Data

Book Value Per Share

Live
83.43
Returns the book value of the company's equity divided by its number of shares outstanding.

How calculated

It is calculated by dividing equity available to common shareholders by the number of outstanding shares

Example usage

=BookValuePerShare("MSFT")

Assets

Stocks
Book Value Per Share
StockBook Value Per Share

RY

83.43

TD

59.64

BMO

104.42

BNS

59.14

CM

55.66

BAC

38.64
Royal Bank Of Canada logo

Royal Bank Of Canada

Sector: Financial Services   

Industry: Banks - Global

120.72
 
USD
  
1.00
  
(0.84%)
Previous close: 119.72  Open: 119.57  Bid: 107.9  Ask: 122.91
52 week range    
93.97   
   128.05
Mkt Cap: 175,036 M  Avg Vol (90 Days): 932,350
Peers   
TD / 
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BNS / 
CM / 
BAC / 
NA-CA / 
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Last updated: Sunday 22nd December 2024

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