Dead fintechs don’t wear Plaid
Shy US app provider expands to Canada.
Shy US app provider expands to Canada.
Canadian bank to use Wealth360 Portfolio Management platform.
Payments Canada, Bank of Canada, TMX Group, Accenture and R3 all involved.
The new investment takes Quovo’s total funding to $20 million.
Central 1 Credit Union has signed ATB Financial for its Bill Payment Processing Services.
Equiniti Riskfactor has gained its first client in Canada – Baron Finance.
Canadian start-ups combine in clever collaboration.
Account onboarding specialist Agreement Express receives its second round of funding.
Royal Bank of Canada is initially offering five API packages.
The new chatbot – BMO Bolt – is available via Facebook Messenger.
This marks Snapsheet’s first step into the Canadian market.
Ontario-based organisation has opted to replace its Acumen core processing platform.
Toronto-based challenger Stack still in private beta – scheduled to launch publicly early this year.
Canada’s FirstOntario Credit Union looks for help in fight against fraud and cybercrime.
It’s the hottest competition since “The Bachelor”.
Ta-da! Making its intentions clear with acquisition of Toronto-based artificial intelligence (AI) company.
Motor City Community Credit Union (MCCCU) will migrate to Fiserv’s DNA core banking platform.
Point of sale (POS) financing provider Financeit completed an investment round with existing shareholder Goldman Sachs
People like what IoT does, but don’t trust firms with the data that sensors and connected devices collect.
FI.SPAN will provide pre-integrated third party fintech solutions into the hub.
Canada-based payments platform nanopay has unveiled its new B2B payments solution for international trading.
Tungsten Network will work with BNP Paribas to offer e-invoicing linked receivables purchase and e-invoicing linked supply chain finance (e-SCF) to large corporates in the US and Canada.
Canada-based Integris Credit Union has deployed Validata’s suite of products to support its transition to Temenos’ T24 core banking system.
The Canadian Prepaid Providers Organization (CPPO) released its second annual benchmark study, “Canadian Open-Loop Prepaid Market: 2016”, that shows 17% growth of the open-loop prepaid card market in Canada between 2015 and 2016.
BMO Financial Group is putting $2 million into Creative Destruction Lab Montreal (CDL-Montreal) to fund artificial intelligence (AI) and data science projects. CDL-Montreal will target seed-stage start-ups by providing business and technology mentoring, equity opportunities and business development partnerships. On 15 December, the first cohort of 28 businesses, made up entirely of AI start-ups, will […]
Borealis AI, a Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) Institute for Research, will open an artificial intelligence (AI) lab in Montreal. Borealis AI has partnered with McGill University Professor, Jackie Cheung, as academic advisor for the lab and will work with the Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms (MILA). The team anticipates opening the doors of the […]
The Competition Bureau in Canada is seeking feedback on the nation’s financial services and fintech sector. Like many other regulators around the world, the bureau has published a draft report on its market study concerning technology‑led innovation. John Pecman, commissioner of competition at the Competition Bureau, says: “The future is now. Let’s get it right […]
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Canada’s ATB Financial says it has launched “the world’s first full-featured virtual banking assistant on Facebook Messenger” to the bank’s nearly 700,000 personal banking customers.
Canada’s ATB Financial has gone live with a new treasury and capital markets (TCM) solution, MX.3, supplied by Murex. The solution is delivered on a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) basis.
IBM has teamed with Toronto-based firm Dream Payments – bringing its cloud and security capabilities to help the firm offer mobile point of sale solutions and business-to-business (B2B) payments.
Wave – a business financial management (BFM) solutions provider from Toronto – has signed a deal that will integrate its invoicing, accounting, and business financial insights technology into Royal Bank of Canada’s online banking platform.
At the beginning of the year, SecureKey announced that it had won an $800,000 grant from the US Department of Homeland Security in support of the company’s development of a blockchain-based digital identity network. Today, the Ontario-based authentication specialist unveiled the latest institution to join that network: the National Bank of Canada, reports David Penn […]
Canada’s La Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec and Desjardins Group have set up an investment fund dedicated solely to the fintech sector and to artificial intelligence (AI) applied to finance.
What countries among the 20 largest economies are adapting quickest to using cashless systems like phones and contactless cards? New research (and nifty infographics) from global trading site Forex Bonuses reveals that Canada takes the top spot, narrowly edging out Sweden for the top position.
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Canada’s big banks have joined the charge for a CA$185 million ($150 million) digital identity supercluster bid that plans to solve the identification challenges of the digital economy. According to IT World Canada, Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), Bank of Montreal, Scotiabank, CIBC, TD Bank and National Bank of Canada – are on board, along […]
With the unveiling of its new corporate headquarters at One York Street in Toronto, Sun Life Financial has made it loud and clear it’s on the prowl for fintech start-ups. The super-shiny, 35-storey, 800,000 square foot office tower, is a mighty site/sight and will offer connection to Toronto’s Union (railway) Station and PATH network (i.e. […]
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), with the help of Personetics Cognitive Banking’s applications, will deliver two new services this autumn that provide AI-powered financial guidance and an automated savings programme through the bank’s mobile app. The development follows on from last month, when RBC unveiled these two digital services – called NOMI Insights and NOMI […]
There’s a new fintech challenger in town. Toronto-based STACK announced its partnership with Mastercard two weeks ahead of the beta launch of its mobile financial services app and companion prepaid card.