Strengthen your cyber defences:
- Use strong, unique passwords
- Turn on MFA
- Keep devices and software updated
Learn more + check out CBA’s Cyber Hygiene Checklist: https://t.co/6pNjdlfoUi
#CyberMonth2026#GetCyberSafe
#SKBudget
The CBA has submitted recommendations to help shape Saskatchewan’s next Budget, focused on financial crime, public safety, economic growth, and modernizing financial services.
Key recommendations:
• Strengthen the fight against financial crime
• Improve enforcement effectiveness for money laundering and terrorist financing offences
• Make financial regulation, particularly of un- or under-regulated payments services providers, more efficient and consistent
• Harmonize Financial Planner and Financial credentialling across provinces
• Modernize investment and registered account transfers
• Remove Saskatchewan’s Corporate Capital Tax on financial institutions
• Promote a more integrated national market by reducing internal trade barriers in financial services
• Expand direct deposits & move toward digital-first government services
See the full list of recommendations: https://t.co/DtKNtx1Mlh
#BudgetConsultations #FinancialServices
The Canadian Bankers Association attended Canadian Club Toronto’s conversation with Laurent Ferreira, President & CEO of National Bank, and Stéfane Marion, Chief Economist and Strategist at National Bank.
The discussion looked at the economic forces and trends shaping Canada in the year ahead.
#CanadaEconomy
Think you can spot a scam?
Put your skills to the test with CBA’s anti-scam quizzes and learn to recognize common warning signs.
Take a quiz: https://t.co/OkGoTkn4nU
#CyberMonth2026#GetCyberSafe
The Canadian Bankers Association attended the Journalists for Human Rights (JHR) Night for Rights Gala, celebrating the important role of journalism in advancing human rights and holding power to account.
This year’s gala honoured Margaret Atwood with the Journalists for Human Rights Award for Extraordinary Achievement. Atwood also delivered the keynote address on the importance of speaking truth to power amid growing risks for journalists worldwide.
#Night4Rights2026 #HumanRights #JHR
As digital payments and technology continue to evolve, so do concerns about fraud and artificial intelligence.
The Canadian Bankers Association attended Canadian Club Toronto’s event featuring Jeremy Wilmot, CEO of Interac, who shared insights on the changing digital landscape and the challenges facing Canadians and businesses.
The panel discussion focused on exploring the opportunities and risks presented by AI, the growing challenge of maintaining trust, and how greater collaboration and innovation can help Canadians build a digital future that reflects our values and priorities.
#FraudPrevention #DigitalPayments
Canada’s financial system is resilient, but how do we ensure our regulatory framework continues to support stability and growth?
As CBA President and CEO Anthony Ostler told The Logic, “We may be at a turning point in regulation in Canada.”
As Canada’s economy and competitive landscape evolve, our regulatory framework must adapt alongside new technologies and economic shifts. Smarter regulation can help protect Canadians while supporting innovation and growth.
Read the full article: https://t.co/KqZrrhbEn2
Financial scams don’t stop at borders and neither can the fight against them.
At the @ABABankers AML and Fraud Conference, banking and financial crime experts came together to discuss emerging threats and practical strategies to identify, disrupt and prevent financial crime.
Pooja Paturi, Director (Digital Payment Fraud Prevention) joined representatives from the International Banking Federation (IBFed)’s Taskforce on Fraud and Scams for a panel discussion on “Building a Global Unified Front Against Financial Scams.”
The conversation highlighted the importance of global collaboration between banks, technology platforms and other stakeholders to address the evolving fraud landscape and help protect consumers from scams.
#FraudPrevention #FinancialCrime #AML #Banking
Happy Thanksgiving from the Canadian Bankers Association!
We’re grateful for the Canadians, businesses and communities we have the opportunity to serve and support.
Wishing everyone a safe and happy Thanksgiving long weekend.
Cyber security is a team effort.
Seen a scam recently? Talk about it.
Sharing what you know can help others recognize the warning signs.
This Cyber Month, Stop. Check. Talk.
Learn more: https://t.co/dTQa40uAeb
#CyberMonth2026#GetCyberSafe
Never share your password, PIN, or one-time verification code in response to an unexpected request.
Not sure it’s legitimate?
Stop. Check. Talk.
Learn what your bank will never ask for: https://t.co/4ensq8xPBP
#CyberMonth2026#GetCyberSafe
Technology is changing how Canadians bank - from digital services and AI-powered tools to new FinTech partnerships.
Canada’s banks are investing in innovation to make financial services more convenient and accessible, while keeping trust, privacy and security at the centre.
Explore how technology is helping shape the future of banking in Canada: https://t.co/WKUkhwO6Jq
#Banking #FinTech #Innovation
What you share online can reveal more than you think.
Review your privacy settings, think twice before sharing personal details, and be mindful of what you post publicly.
Protect your information: https://t.co/tUfC3puj3o
#CyberMonth2026#GetCyberSafe
October is Cyber Month!
This month, we’re sharing practical tips to help Canadians stay safer online, from spotting cyber threats to protecting your information.
When in doubt: Stop. Check. Talk.
Explore our scam prevention resources: https://t.co/SfFIAXLBU9
#CyberMonth2026 #GetCyberSafe
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
It is important to take time to reflect on the history and legacy of residential schools and the experiences of Indigenous Peoples in Canada.
It is an opportunity to learn, listen and recognize the importance of reconciliation.
CEO scams use impersonation and urgency to trick employees into sending money or sensitive information. Pause and verify it through a trusted channel before taking action.
Learn more here: https://t.co/fqboleF1kp
#Cybersecurity#FraudPrevention
Younger Canadians are facing a disproportionate risk of payment fraud. New research from @PaymentsCanada found that nearly half of Gen Z Canadians aged 18 to 24 experienced a scam involving money or personal information in the past year.
More than one-quarter of Gen Z Canadians who experienced fraud lost money, double the rate for the general population. As fraudsters use increasingly sophisticated social engineering, impersonation, and AI-enabled tactics, fraud and cybersecurity education and awareness remain critical. They must be supported by continued investment in fraud prevention technology and strong coordination across the payments ecosystem.
Protecting Canadians from fraud is a shared responsibility. By working together across sectors, we can disrupt scams faster and strengthen the safety, resilience, and trust in Canada’s payment system.
Read the full research from Payments Canada here: https://t.co/PMY1CmjKdm
Help protect yourself by limiting what you share online, using unique passwords, enabling 2FA and monitoring your accounts for suspicious activity.
Learn how to protect yourself against identity theft here: https://t.co/oC3QGuQe80
#FraudPrevention#CyberSecurity
Canada’s transition to a lower-carbon economy requires financing.
Banks are supporting the shift through sustainable finance, green bonds, climate-focused lending and investments, and action to reduce their own emissions.
Learn more: https://t.co/LgrQ0y5FaV
#SustainableFinance
Smarter regulation in Canada is an important conversation, and one we need to keep moving forward.
In this BNN Bloomberg interview, Deloitte Canada’s Nino Montemarano shares his thoughts on what should come next for regulatory reform in Canada.
Watch the interview here: https://t.co/kjhF8eig5I