Have you ever wondered if brands contribute anything to your company\u2019s bottom line? Well, brands can be considered assets and have been included in some financial statements as such. Take a look at this list to see how much a brand might be worth:<\/p>\n

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1. Royal Bank of Canada:<\/b> $11,060,000,000<\/li>\n
2. TD Bank:<\/b> $10,855,000,000<\/li>\n
3. Scotiabank:<\/b> $7,717,000,000<\/li>\n
4. Bank of Montreal:<\/b> $7,114,000,000<\/li>\n
5. Bell:<\/b> $7,081,000,000<\/li>\n
6. CIBC:<\/b> $5,028,000,000<\/li>\n
7. Rogers: <\/b>$4,787,000,000<\/li>\n
8. Telus: <\/b>$4,290,000,000<\/li>\n
9. Enbridge:<\/b> $4,093,000,000<\/li>\n
10. Bombardier:<\/b> $4,090,000,000<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Yes. Those are billions of dollars.\u00a0 And they\u2019re not arbitrarily assigned, either. They\u2019re carefully calculated by Brand Finance. Find out more about it from this article in Marketing<\/a> magazine.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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