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Carney: UK could switch to plastic bank notes

18 February 2013  |  4097 views  |  1 News

Incoming Bank of England governor Mark Carney has hinted that he could bring Canadian-style plastic cash with him.

 

Bank of Canada to begin circulating new $20 polymer notes

07 November 2012  |  881 views  |  0 Company announcement

The Bank of Canada will begin circulating the new $20 bill, Canada's most widely used bank note, on Wednesday, 7 November 2012.

 

Bank of Canada to begin circulation of $50 polymer note

21 March 2012  |  1373 views  |  0 Company announcement

The Bank of Canada will begin circulating the new $50 bill - the first of the polymer bank note series that will be available in automated banking machines - on Monday, 26 March 2012.

 

Bank of Canada unveils new polymer bank notes

22 June 2011  |  2081 views  |  0 Company announcement

The Bank of Canada unveiled a new polymer bank note series today at its head office in Ottawa. Information on the polymer material and advanced new security features was released, along with the images and designs of the soon-to-be-issued $100 and $50 bank notes, and the themes for the remaining notes in the series.

 

Canada dumps paper cash for plastic

08 March 2010  |  7109 views  |  0 News

Canada is set to dump cotton paper bank notes in favour of longer lasing plastic versions next year.

 

The colour of money

31 May 2006  |  1941 views  |  0 Research

Varya Taylor of the Bank of Canada analyses the results of a survey of consumers' payment habits and their perceptions of cash and its alternatives, including their confidence in the security of bank notes.

 

Bank of Canada licenses OpenLink Findur

05 December 2001  |  1167 views  |  0 News

Bank of Canada has licensed technology from New York-based trading systems vendor OpenLink to support its public sector fiscal duties.

 

Brief: Laurentian Bank outsources card processing to FDC

09 November 2000  |  1487 views  |  0 News

Laurentian Bank of Canada is to outsource its credit card processing business to First Data Corp.

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