Tag: Canada
Meridian and Conquest partner for AI planning
Meridian Credit Union, Canada’s second-largest credit union, has announced a new partnership with Conquest Planning, a FinTech firm modernising financial planning through artificial intelligence...
Ottawa unveils national anti-fraud strategy
Canada has announced a sweeping set of reforms to tackle the rise in financial scams and abuse, unveiling a new National Anti-Fraud Strategy and...
DeFi Technologies backs Stablecorp with QCAD investment
DeFi Technologies has announced a strategic investment in Canada-based Stablecorp, the company behind the QCAD Canadian-dollar stablecoin.
The partnership is designed to scale QCAD’s adoption and...
Zum Rails launches Mastercard prepaid cards in Canada
Zum Rails has introduced a new range of Mastercard-powered prepaid card programmes in Canada, aiming to transform the way businesses manage payments.
Scotiabank partners with Nova Credit for newcomers
Scotiabank has deepened its collaboration with Nova Credit, a leading credit infrastructure and analytics company known for its Credit Passport technology.
The partnership aims to...
Cavelo lands C$5m to boost channel-first security platform
Canadian cybersecurity company Cavelo, which offers attack surface management tools for MSPs and MSSPs, has secured a C$5m seed extension round.
Checkout.com expands in Canada with new leadership
Checkout.com has made a significant push into the Canadian market, strengthening its North American presence with the appointment of Zack Levine as head of revenue for the region.
Adyen expands Capital funding for Canadian SMBs
Adyen has introduced its Capital product in Canada, aiming to provide small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) with quicker and more flexible funding options.
Can RegTech harmonize global data privacy challenges?
Data privacy continues to become an important topic for regulators around the world, as more regulations are released each year bolstering rules to ensure...
How Canada’s CRM3 rules are redefining suitability
Canada’s wealth management industry is standing at a critical crossroads as it adapts to evolving regulations and shifting client expectations around investment suitability. The sector faces a key question: will suitability remain a compliance checkbox, or will it evolve into a genuine driver of client value?










