The CBA is turning 125! Test your knowledge of Canadian banking history.
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Canada’s first bank was founded on June 23, 1817 and opened on November 3, 1817. Which bank was it?
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The CBA was founded on December 17, 1891 in which Canadian city?
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In which year did Shirley Giles and Gladys Marcellus, both employees of The Bank of Nova Scotia, become the first women branch managers in Canadian history?
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The Chargex credit card was jointly introduced by Toronto-Dominion Bank, The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, The Royal Bank of Canada and The National Bank of Canada in:
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The Royal Bank of Canada was the first Canadian financial institution to install automated tellers in 1972 which were called:
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The first national ABM network was launched by founding members CIBC, RBC, TD Bank, The Bank of Montreal, The Bank of Nova Scotia, and Caisse Desjardins. It was called:
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Interac Direct Payment (IDP), which allows customers to electronically debit their chequing or savings account to pay for purchases at retail outlets, was launched in:
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In 2007, banks and the major credit card associations begin to introduce this technology for debit and credit cards:
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