James Langton
The Ontario Securities Commission has named three new members to its independent Investor Advisory Panel (IAP).
The IAP is adding two representatives from the legal aid clinics for investors, established at Osgoode Hall Law School and at the University of Toronto in the past couple of years.
Joining the IAP are Brigitte Catellier, adjunct professor and co-director of Osgoode’s investor protection clinic, and Ivy Lam, director of U of T’s clinic. Catellier is also currently vice president of corporate governance at Meridian Credit Union.
The third new IAP member is Supriya Kapoor, founder and principal of regulatory consultancy, Aurelius GRP.
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The Ontario Securities Commission has named three new members to its independent Investor Advisory Panel (IAP).
The IAP is adding two representatives from the legal aid clinics for investors, established at Osgoode Hall Law School and at the University of Toronto in the past couple of years.
Joining the IAP are Brigitte Catellier, adjunct professor and co-director of Osgoode’s investor protection clinic, and Ivy Lam, director of U of T’s clinic. Catellier is also currently vice president of corporate governance at Meridian Credit Union.
The third new IAP member is Supriya Kapoor, founder and principal of regulatory consultancy, Aurelius GRP.
With new execs and new products, Koho says it’s ready to become Canada’s leading challenger bank
The launch of a new credit building product this week is the latest of many moves by Koho to scale its growth and become Canada’s foremost challenger bank.
In recent months, Koho has made significant changes to its executive and senior leadership team, bringing on a new CTO, CMO, CFO, and VP of people and culture.
Claiming to be Canada’s leading challenger bank – with a user base of more than 350,000 and backed by Power Corp. – Koho continues to face competition in the Canadian market from both big banks and new startup entrants like Neo Financial, which was created by Skip The Dishes founders and launched last year.
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BAI Announces 2020 Global Innovation Award Finalists
January 28, 2021 GMT
CHICAGO (BUSINESS WIRE) Jan 28, 2021
BAI announced the finalists for the 2020 BAI Global Innovation Awards, the industry’s prestigious awards program that celebrates new and innovative solutions in the financial services industry worldwide.
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Now in its tenth year, the BAI Global Innovation Awards recognizes leading financial services organizations on a global scale. This year, the awards drew hundreds of nominations from industry leaders demonstrating how their organizations used innovation to tackle their challenges in creative, impactful ways. Each nomination is evaluated by the Innovation Circle, a panel of global financial services innovation leaders who weigh each submission on originality and impact on consumers, employees, communities and the industry to determine the top innovations of the
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The Financial Data Exchange (FDX) welcomed 33 new members in the past 4 months, bringing the total membership to 168 organizations. The group is collectively working to transition the financial services ecosystem to a modern, transparent, and secure API-based financial data sharing approach.
Since its launch in 2018 with 21 founding members, FDX experienced an eightfold increase in members. The growing membership is also reflected in the rapid adoption of the FDX API, as data providers, such as financial institutions, data access platforms, like financial data aggregators, and data recipients such as fintech apps, are collectively transitioning to the standard.
FDX represents an industry-wide movement to enhance consumer and business control of financial data, through its FDX API and technical standards that prioritize the group’s Five Core Principles of Financial Data Sharing – Control, Access, Trans