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Canada’s banking sector must innovate or risk falling behind, say prestigious Donner Prize-winning authors

'When you look at the core business, it’s still running pretty much the way it was run 40 years ago,' says Patricia Meredith, one of the two authors who won the $50,000 prize for best public policy book announced last week.

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Canada’s banking sector must innovate or risk falling behind, say prestigious Donner Prize-winning authors

'When you look at the core business, it’s still running pretty much the way it was run 40 years ago,' says Patricia Meredith, one of the two authors who won the $50,000 prize for best public policy book announced last week.

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Canada’s banking sector must innovate or risk falling behind, say prestigious Donner Prize-winning authors

'When you look at the core business, it’s still running pretty much the way it was run 40 years ago,' says Patricia Meredith, one of the two authors who won the $50,000 prize for best public policy book announced last week.

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