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… their money in and out of their accounts the moment they press ‘send.’ Similarly, merchants need to be paid faster, … on our payments modernization program. Brad is today representing his own view on this podcast, he's not speaking … and declining use of checks and cash. So these are pretty common trends we're seeing globally, and definitely …

… More than ever we are seeing that Canadians' payments preferences can be impacted by available payment options. … was great. You gave us a lot of your wisdom, so I really appreciate it. Kate Frankish:  Yeah. Thanks Cyrielle. Great to …

… the birth of the Credit Card. And the 1930s during the depression to drive sales, merchants began extending credits … one do it?" And in the 1950s, Diners and American Express appeared on the scene. They were the first open loop … for payments. I'm going to start the conversation with the present day payments. You talked about how the pandemic has …

… is joined by Anne Butler, Chief Legal Officer and Vice President of Policy and Research at Payments Canada, and … this topic is Anne Butler, chief legal officer and vice president of policy and research at Payments Canada. She … criteria. Fingers crossed, because we are, as you know, a pretty heavily regulated entity. And the access criteria are …

… payments for all Canadians. Guests: Rob Mayer, Senior Vice President, CGI Jeff Henderson, Chief Technology Officer, … have a lot of work to do and a lot to prove, but what we represent is a good track record of success between Interac …

… businesses and the individual, there is no time like the present to get informed. I'm your host Cyrielle Chiron, and … influence payments in Canada and around the world. In our previous episode, we analyzed how payments have shifted … corporate security policy, commercial software releases, predictive risk models, and patent awards. We're excited to …

… who are not so comfortable with technology and they prefer to use something they have been using for a long time … a key challenge for them. Justin Ferrabee:  Those are some pretty big numbers. Do you think you are being conservative … when you say sort of $3 to $6 billion but we think it's a pretty accurate and conservative estimate. Justin Ferrabee: …