Toronto-based Nuula is a financial technology startup focused on providing small businesses with tools and capital to succeed.
The Canadian company has partnered with Toronto neighbour Walnut on a wellness feature that gives small business owners access to life insurance, meditation programs, and online fitness classes for under $10 per month. [Read more…] about Nuula, Walnut Prioritize Health and Peace of Mind with Latest Feature for Business Owners
Montreal fintech Trolley has been selected by CD Baby as a payout partner for its global roster of 1.2 million recording artists. [Read more…] about Indie Music Leader CD Baby Chooses Montreal’s Trolley as Artist Payout Partner
Toronto fintech CapIntel has partnered with CI Global Asset Management, one of Canada’s largest investment management companies.
CapIntel’s wealth management technology improves day-to-day workflow efficiency and fund analysis for financial advisors, enabling wealth firms to provide enhanced services leading to outsized growth. [Read more…] about CI Global Asset Management Joins CapIntel’s Impressive Roster Of Wealth-tech Clients
The Collision Conference is returning to its first in-person event in two years, marking Toronto’s Enercare Centre June 20 through 23.
The tech event will be the largest international gathering in the city of Toronto since prior to the COVID-19 Pandemic, with more than 30,000 attendees expected to convene in Canada’s fintech hotspot. [Read more…] about Major Tech Event Collides with Canada’s Fintech Hotspot
Three months after closing a pre-see investment round, Vancouver fintech startup Blossom is publicly launching on the App Store.
The social network for retail investors, the first of its kind available to Canadians, received the investment round from Pareto Holdings, the venture fund co-founded by Shutterstock founder Jon Oringer. [Read more…] about Vancouver’s Blossom Launches Social Investor App On The App Store
The notion of “Open Banking” has been taking the financial sector by storm recently.
Indeed, we have not observed such buzz over a term in the industry since “Fintech” itself was coined.
As with all financial terms, the first question anybody asks is “What the heck does it mean?” [Read more…] about What Does Open Banking Mean in Canada? The Government is Still Trying to Decide
Canada’s Portage Ventures has closed the Portage Ventures III LP, its third venture fund focused on fintech investments in the United States, Canada and Europe. [Read more…] about National Bank, Equitable Bank Among Returning Investors For Portage’s Third Fund
The federal government recently tapped a known fintech leader to lead development in establishing Canada’s open banking system.
The Department of Finance Canada named Abraham Tachjian, director of digital banking at PwC Canada, as “the open banking lead,” a handle which he relishes online. [Read more…] about PwC’s Abraham Tachjian is Canada’s Open Banking Lead
Flow, a Web3 platform powering games, apps and digital assets this week announced a $725 million Ecosystem Fund.
This new fund—the largest ecosystem backing of its kind—is designed to boost innovation and growth across the Flow community. It is backed by several investors including Andreessen Horowitz, Union Square Ventures, and Liberty City Ventures. [Read more…] about Flow Looking Dapper as It Launches $725 Million Ecosystem Fund for Web3
If you’re a client of a Canadian financial services company like Borrowell, EQ Bank, Mogo, Scotiabank, or Tangerine, you may owe that relationship to Fintel Connect. [Read more…] about You May Owe Your Banking Relationship To Fintel Connect
