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Post #12: Word file with reflective questions answered

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Post #12: Word file with reflective questions answered

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Post #11 - Video #3 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKVPBrqhpRM) - Canadian Financial Institutions

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Post #11 - Video #3 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKVPBrqhpRM) - Canadian Financial Institutions

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This video talks about what the bank act is. The Bank Act is the law that was passed by Parliament to regulate Canada's Chartered banks. There are 29 domestic banks, 24 foreign bank subsidiaries, 27 full-service foreign bank branches and 3 foreign bank lending branches operating in Canada. The financial institutions are parted int schedule I and schedule II banks. Schedule I includes banks that are domestic and are authorized under the bank act to accept deposits. Schedule II includes banks that are foreign bank subsidiaries authorized under the bank act to accept deposits. When talking about assets, deposits and capitalization, there are 5 banks that come first in the Canadian banking industry. All these banks come under the schedule I category of financial institutions. The five banks are, Scotiabank, Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), TD banks, CIBC bank, and BMO bank. One piece of information that i found useful in this video was to know how many domestic and foreign banks are in Canada.

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New Beginnings Immigration Services Canada

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Different Types of Financial Institutions

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New Beginnings Legal Immigration Services Canada

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An Introduction to Canadian financial institutions.-- Created using PowToon -- Free sign up at http://www.powtoon.com/ . Make your own animated videos and animated presentations for free. PowToon is a free tool that allows you to develop cool animated clips and animated presentations for your website, office meeting, sales pitch, nonprofit fundraiser, product launch, video resume, or anything else you could use an animated explainer video.

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When handling bank notes, you should know the key point on the note to insure whether the bill is fake or not.
For example the key points are;

Transparency of the bill through the windows

Feel the smooth and texture of the polymer note, the raised ink n the shoulders, the large number, and The Bank of Canada text.

Frosted Maple leaf ( by looking through, using a light, you can see the amount of the bill)

Metallic symbols that matches the large portrait (changes in colour, while tilting up and down.)

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This video series tells the story of the life of a polymer note. From the research and development of the notes through to the end of their life cycle, these videos explore the various stages in the life of Canada's bank notes.

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This video series tells the story of the life of a polymer note. From the research and development of the notes through to the end of their life cycle, these videos explore the various stages in the life of Canada's bank notes.

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In this video, it explains the functions of The Bank of Canada. We like how it simply demonstrates how money works. Also the fact that they include people such as The Governor, Mark Carney to say some facts on The Bank of Canada.

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In plain language, then Governor Mark Carney and eight Bank staffers describe how this complex institution promotes the economic welfare of all Canadians.

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This image names the type of financial institutions. Every institution has its own importance to it. the services that one financial institution provides may vary from one to another. Just to give an example, the types of services that are provided by the commercial banks would include insurance services, mortgages, loans, credit cards, and etc.

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What is Financial Institution? Financial Institutions is where dealing with monetary transactions, such as deposits, loans, investments, and currency exchange takes place. In financial institutions there are various operations within the financial services sector like banks, trust companies, insurance companies, investment dealers and etc.

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Post #6 - About the Core Functions (http://www.bankofcanada.ca/core-functions/)

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Post #6 - About the Core Functions (http://www.bankofcanada.ca/core-functions/)

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1. Monetary Policy - The idea of monetary policy, is to keep inflation rates low by safeguarding the value of money. Canada's monetary policy uses to agencies the Inflation Control Target and Flexable Exchange Rate.

1. Inflation Control Rate - Helps The Bank make the best decision for setting the interest rates. By deciding the most appropriate interest rate, they are also aiming to maintain a balanced price environment.

2. Flexible Exchange Rate - It allows The Bank of Canada to go after the finest independent policy for Canada's economic circumstances by achieving the inflation rate

2. Financial System - The Bank works with other agencies and market participants to promote and maintain the safe and efficient operation of the key elements of the financial system,They do so by;

1. Overseeing major clearing and settlement systems, also known as financial market infrastructures

2. Providing banking services to these systems and their participants

3. Giving policy advice to the federal government on the design and development of the financial systems

3. Currency - The Bank of Canada is " the country's cold authority" for the design, production, and distribution of Canada's bank notes (money).

4. Funds Management - The Bank has many responsibilities, such as ;

1. Bank and Treasury Manager - The majority of money collected and spent by the government, goes through Canada's Receiver General. The Bank needs to establish that every account has enough cash in order meet their daily requirements.

2. Foreign Exchange Reserves - The Bank also manages foreign exchange reserves. "These reserves provide general liquidity for the government and help to promote orderly conditions in the Canadian-dollar foreign exchange market."

3. Debt Management - Also know as domestic debt or federal debt. This is where The Bank advices the government on management of debt and selling the securities.

4. Retail Debt - Needs to provide information for the Department of Finance. Also responsible for implementing programs such as ; system support services, accounting, sales and marketing and including operations.

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The core functions that The Bank of Canada provides are ;

Monetary Policy

Financial System

Currency

Funds Management

We will touch of the basic idea of each of the core functions.

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Post #4 - Bank of Canada website (http://www.bankofcanada.ca/)

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Post #4 - Bank of Canada website (http://www.bankofcanada.ca/)

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This website gives you the information on what the bank does and who runs the Bank. It also gives you the information on who the governor is and the responsibilities they hold. It also has notices on how the market is running in Canada. For example, Ban of Canada publishes results of the Canadian Fixed-Income forum survey. It also talks about what E-money is how it is related to the Bank of Canada. One piece of information that i found useful on this website was that the basic information that you may want to know about Bank of Canada is on one website.

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Post #3 - Image #1: First Bank of Canada (http://www.bankofcanada.ca/about/history/)

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Post #3 - Image #1: First Bank of Canada (http://www.bankofcanada.ca/about/history/)

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Canada's central bank was found in 1934 and the Bank of Canada first opened in March 1935. This is the first office of the Bank of Canada located in Victoria Building, 140 Wellington Street, Ottawa. This image is relevant to our topic because the image shows how the first building of the Bank of Canada looked like.

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Hello, our names are Dhvani Bhayani and Celene Mohammed. We will be touching on  various topics and information on Bank of Canada and the financial institutions. We will pose various images and videos talking about our topic which will give, if not a lot, at least a little bit of information on our topic. When we talk about Bank of Canada and the financial institutions the first thing that comes to our mind is financial system and the contribution it makes to Canada's economy.

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Information on Bank of Canada and financial Institutions by Dhvani Bhayani and Celene Mohammed