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… Payments Canada introduces a third daily interbank period for financial institutions to exchange batch payments OTTAWA, September 26, … for Canada, a collaborative effort with key industry stakeholders, including Canadian financial institutions. This …

… A key priority for Payments Canada during the third quarter of 2023 was continued … has also been working with a coalition of leading industry stakeholders to bring awareness to the benefits of …

… Canadian business community leaders and financial institutions endorse ISO 20022 … Cory Hathaway, Director, Treasury at Canadian Pacific. Along with greater efficiencies, the standard brings with it … to determine appropriate end dates for adoption. Similar to how remote cheque deposit capture is being implemented, the …

… analyze this evolving relationship and identify key opportunities for future AFT growth. AFTs are electronic direct … cheques since the early 1990s, and particularly since 2002. However, despite two decades of growth in electronic … entities shift from paper to electronic payments. In the longer term, AFT growth will depend on how well this payment …

… announce three new directors and one returning director to its board of directors. With the introduction of new … operating knowledge and broad corporate governance know-how. Returning independent director Garry Foster continues … to working with its new and returning board of directors, along with the members of the advisory councils and its …

… DISCLAIMER: Articles are written to reflect the interests and views of the author(s), … items on this topic swelled during the 2020 World Economic Forum in Davos with announcements from Japan, South Korea, … by Ecuador 6 to launch a CBDC.  Learning from these mistakes as well as looking at the successes with decentralized …

… DISCLAIMER: Articles are written to reflect the interests and views of the author(s), … have Canadians had so many options to pay (and be paid) for goods and services. From cash and debit card, to cheque … in our hand! This should come as no surprise; think about how much the way we live, work and interact with one another …