In this episode, we sit down with Senator Colin Deacon, a leading voice in Canada's financial landscape. With a keen eye for innovation and a passion for empowering consumers, Senator Deacon's perspective is nothing short of enlightening.
Senator Deacon believes that open banking could be a game-changer for Canadians, shifting control of peronsal financial data from banks back to customers. Imagine having the power to improve your credit score as a new Canadian, paving the way for better financial opportunities. It's about creating opportunities from problems, a mindset that transcends sectors.
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It's time to empower consumers and enhance competition in Canada's financial landscape. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and stay ahead in the world of finance.
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