ABOUT THIS EPISODE
With Canada’s Consumer-Driven Banking Act receiving Royal Assent in March 2026, and draft regulations now released, Canada’s consumer-driven banking framework, also known as open banking, is beginning to take shape.
In this episode, we examine the legislation and key elements of the draft regulations, and whether its policy objectives of improving financial outcomes for people and businesses are being met.
Guests
Abhishek Sinha
Banking & Capital Markets, Partner | EY Canada
Puneet Mann
Banking & Capital Markets, Partner | EY Canada
English
Canada
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