Like any FinCoNet meeting or discussion, today’s seminar is an opportunity for us all to learn together and to share experiences. Today, the focus relates to assessing, planning and implementing open banking within our respective jurisdictions.
Good morning. I am thrilled to be here and grateful to the Mortgage Professionals of Canada for the invitation to speak to you today.
In recent months, my staff has been working to strengthen the already positive ties between our Agency, the FCAC, and your organization.
I’m so excited to be a part of today’s announcement, because it represents a major milestone for the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, where I work, but it’s also consistent with the Government’s commitment to advancing reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples.
It’s a pleasure to be here, and to talk about the role of financial literacy, and the benefits to employers and employees of implementing financial well-being programs in the workplace.
FCAC appearance at the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance (FINA) for the study, Consumer Protection and Oversight in Relation to Schedule 1 Banks