QSA's Week in Finance (#15, 2025)
Canada offers tariff relief; Safety National asset release; SME financing survey update; Conservative fraud prevention plans

Good morning! Welcome back to Queen Street Analytics' weekly roundup of regulatory developments, legislative discussions, political announcements and other government-related news for professionals in the financial industry, banking, credit unions, insurance, payment processing, fintech, credit card issuing, asset management, venture capital, private equity, and crypto-currencies.
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Start Date: 2025-04-13
End Date: 2025-04-19
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Conservative MPs Advocate for Fraud Prevention in Financial Sector
MP Raquel Dancho outlined Conservative plans for mandatory scam detection systems for banks and cell phone companies, emphasizing protection for seniors. This includes penalties for non-compliance and mandatory reporting on fraud prevention.
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Pierre Poilievre Proposes Senior Fraud Protection Protocol
MP Pierre Poilievre announced a Senior Transaction Shielding Protocol to protect seniors from fraud, with mandatory reporting and real-time detection measures, part of a broader Conservative initiative.
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MP Corey Tochor on Scam Report and Prevention
Corey Tochor tweeted about the rise in scam reports since 2015 and emphasized the need for a Conservative government to mandate banks and telecoms to deploy technology against scams.
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