This course provides a comprehensive overview of the Canadian financial sector. Students will gain insight into the role of money, financial institutions, regulatory agencies, and the Bank of Canada within the financial system. Building upon concepts introduced in macroeconomics, the course explores the dynamics of money supply and interest rates, and their impact on the overall economic well-being of society.

A crucial aspect of the course is to equip students with a working knowledge of industry compliance, privacy regulations, and anti-money laundering practices. By delving into the influences on the financial sector, exploring its structure and regulation, students will learn to identify, apply, and interpret relevant information. Additionally, the course emphasizes the application of legislation, ensuring that students gain practical skills to navigate the complexities of the Canadian financial landscape while adhering to industry standards and regulations.