1. Desjardins earned the Best House, Canada award at the 11th Structured Retail Products Americas Awards. SRP Americas Awards 2022
2. Desjardins earned the Best Private Bank, Canada and the Best Sales, Canada awards at the inaugural Structured Products intelligence (SPi) Canada 2022 Awards for Excellence. SPi Canada 2022 Awards of Excellence
3. Investor Economics. Retail Brokage and Distribution Report - Canada. Strategic Insight: SI Research, Spring 2022. August 2022. [cited November 29, 2022].

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