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Task Force on the Future of the Canadian Financial Services Sector
This discussion paper describes how the Task Force on the Future of the Canadian Financial Services Sector intends to proceed and describes issues identified based on specific work to date and on a number of submissions received. Topics covered are: industry conduct; structural considerations; regulation, compensation arrangements and related matters; and, other matters.
Change, Challenge, Opportunity
Presents the report of a task force appointed to inquire into public policies affecting the financial services sector and to make appropriate recommendations. Task force work included receipt of submissions from interested parties, holding of meetings across Canada to solicit public input, and commissioning external research studies. Four basic themes are explored: enhancing competition and competitiveness, consumer empowerment, Canadians' expectations and corporate conduct, and improving the regulatory framework. After introductory chapters on these themes and the task force's approach, chapter 3 reviews forces of change acting on the sector, including technological advances and globalizati...
The Changing Landscape for Canadian Financial Services
This report begins by examining the state of Canadian financial services, focusing on personal services such as retail banks, credit unions, and retail asset management. Information is provided on the key players in the financial services industry, their products and performance, and how they compare internationally. The forces reshaping the industry are then reviewed, including technological advances, increasing consumer sophistication, regulatory reform, and globalization. The impact of these forces of change on banks, life insurance companies, and other Canadian financial institutions is assessed. The competitiveness of these institutions and their potential competitive strategies are analyzed, along with the degree to which their Canadian clients (wholesale, commercial, and retail consumer) are served. Finally, international regulatory responses to the forces of change are explored and various options for national policy goals are evaluated.
