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Canada is ready for open finance and it’s time the government deliver

If the government is serious about supporting consumers’ financial wellbeing and encouraging competition, it's time to prioritize the open finance file to give all Canadians the modern financial system we deserve.

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BY STEVE BOMS
June 8, 2023

Opinion | BY STEVE BOMS | June 8, 2023

Steve Boms is the executive director of the Financial Data and Technology Association of North America. See all stories BY STEVE BOMS

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