Lynn Johannson, Advisor, Sustainability and ESG
January 4th, 2024
Bank of Canada | Jul 22, 2021
The Retail Payment Advisory Committee is seeking new members. Find out why, who is eligible and how to apply.
In 2020, the Bank of Canada established the Retail Payments Advisory Committee (RPAC) to solicit advice and expertise from industry members of the retail payments ecosystem. The Retail Payment Activities Act received Royal Assent on June 29, 2021, and the Bank of Canada is looking for new members for RPAC.
Read more about RPAC’s mandate and their past meetings.
Members will attend approximately six meetings over a 12-month period, where they will be able to:
The Bank will choose RPAC members from a broad spectrum of the payments industry that represents different sizes, maturities and scopes. This will help the Bank gain advice and expertise from a representative selection of industry members. We invite payment service providers to submit an expression of interest to join RPAC for the upcoming term.
Submissions will be accepted until August 13, 2021. The Bank will contact the entities selected for further information.
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