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Francisco to Buy Payments Firm Moneris From RBC, BMO for $1.4 Billion

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By Derek DeCloet Verified, Christine Dobby Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content Two of Canada’s largest banks agreed to sell payments firm Moneris Solutions Corp. to Francisco Partners for C$2 billion ($1.4 billion) in cash. (Bloomberg) — Two of Canada’s largest banks agreed to sell payments firm Moneris Solutions Corp. to Francisco Partners for C$2 billion ($1.4 billion) in cash.
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CIBC weighs costs as select employees test more powerful AI tool

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By Christine Dobby Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content Banks have moved quickly to put AI tools in employees’ hands, but are now grappling with how to manage token expenses CIBC has also tested open-source AI models, including from Canadian startup Cohere, though it isn’t using them at enterprise scale yet.
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Carney draws Fink, Gray to exclusive investing summit in Toronto

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By Layan Odeh Verified, Christine Dobby Verified, Erik Hertzberg Verified
| Financial Post Verified
The prime minister’s invitation-only event is expected to include representatives from about 100 foreign firms Mark Carney has had a direct hand in planning the summit, including who’s invited, with input from CPPIB CEO John Graham and Canada’s ambassador to the U.S., Mark Wiseman. Toronto will be teeming with movie stars in the middle of September as the city holds one of the world’s most prestigious film festivals.
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