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Canada to Reform Bank Ownership Rules in Bid to Stoke Competition

Canada’s finance minister unveiled proposed changes to the ownership rules for banks, seeking to make it easier for mid-sized lenders to gather deposits and grow.

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Canada to Reform Bank Ownership Rules in Bid to Stoke Competition
Canada’s finance minister unveiled proposed changes to the ownership rules for banks, seeking to make it easier for mid-sized lenders to gather deposits and grow.
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