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Case
Studies
There
are many reasons why a non-traditional organization
would want to start offering financial services.
See examples of recent success stories.
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First Nations Bank
On November 19, 1996, Saskatchewan Indian
Equity Foundation (SIEF), The Toronto-Dominion
Bank (TD), and FSIN officially launched First
Nations Bank of Canada (FNBC) with an investment
of two million dollars from SEIF and an investment
of eight million dollars from TD. ( more)
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Bank West
Like Gordie of hockey fame, this bank has
no fear of going into the corners with the
big guys.( more)
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Presidents Choice
How Canada's market allows retailers to take
advantage of operating financial services
as opposed to the US which recently say Wallmart
withdraw its bid to open a bank. ( more)
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(18.05.07)
KPMG announce participation in StartaBank.ca's
breakfast conference June 14th. (more)
(17.05.07)
Startabank.ca and its partners, Fincentric,
Telus, Fasken Martineau and BankNews
announce breakfast meeting for June 14, 2007
to be held at Hyatt, TO.(more)
(15.05.04)
Peter O'Neill, COO of Bridgewater Bank agrees
to speak about his issues.(more)
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More Case Studies
Canadian Tire
Canadian Tire has expanded its financial services
to offer personal banking solutions to its
customers. They are currently well into a
pilot launched into Calgary, Alberta and Waterloo,
Ontario. (more)
Bridgewater
Bank
Bridgewater Bank is one of several new entrants
on the Canadian Banking scene. It was born
out of a desire to satisfy Alberta Motor Association
(AMA) member requests for more services. ( more)
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