Naimul Karim - Journalist Profile

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A journalist with more than ten years of experience in covering international and local issues for major media organizations including Thomson Reuters, Financial Post and The Daily Star. Also spent 4+ years as a University Lecturer. Has a multi-cultural background with plenty of experience working in agile environments.

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Canada's banks are charging unclear fees that discourage competition, says consumer watchdog

Banking fees can add up over time and without a clear picture, consumers can find it hard to understand the total costs, a banking watchdog said Friday. The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC), which is responsible for protecting the rights of Cana... See more

financialpost.com•Naimul Karim•Oct 23, 2026

'Math doesn't add up' yet in Ottawa's plan to spend billions on Canadian defence companies, says BMO CEO

Ottawa may spend billions of dollars on defence-related projects and wants a major share of it to go to Canadians, but the problem is that a lot of local companies aren't ready and need more support, says Bank of Montreal's chief executive Darryl White. '... See more

msn.com•Naimul Karim•Oct 22, 2026

Scotiabank hires new AI officer from Wells Fargo

Bank of Nova Scotia says it has hired Jasmine de Gaia from Wells Fargo & Co. as senior vice-president and chief artificial intelligence officer. The bank said the newly created role will be effective Jan. 4 and will help build and scale its AI-related... See more

financialpost.com•Naimul Karim•Oct 21, 2026

Canada's tax system should be scrapped and redone, says National Bank CEO

Canada's tax system has grown so complex that a review or even an overhaul won't work, so it needs to be scrapped, says the head of the country's sixth-largest bank. Ottawa needs to hire a small team of experts to write a new tax code with the "goal of be... See more

yahoo.com•Naimul Karim•Oct 21, 2026