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Financial Institutions and Markets
The Department of Finance Canada deals with issues affecting federal financial institutions (banks, trust and loan companies,
insurance companies and credit unions), pension plans, and all of their respective clients. For example, it:
- Develops the regulations that govern the institutions so they remain safe and sound and are responsive to consumers' needs.
- Analyzes the financial sector in Canada and abroad.
- Helps ensure that Canada has an effective regime to combat money laundering and the financing of terrorism.
- Manages the debt and international reserves of the Government of Canada, in conjunction with the Bank of Canada, and provides
policy advice on activity in the domestic capital markets.
Finance Canada works closely with other agencies, including the
General
Canada's Financial Sector
Fact Sheets:
For more information, see News Release 2001-014 (Government Reintroduces Legislation to Create New Policy Framework for Financial Services Sector).
Payments System:
Corporate Governance
New Measures to Deter Capital Markets Fraud:
Government Financial Markets Activities
Official International Reserves:
Policies/Guidelines
Trade in Financial Services
Treasury Evaluation Program
Evaluations:
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