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Financial institutions, organizations and innovators that partner with our non-profit organization are leaders in promoting the financial resilience, financial health and well-being of their customers and communities while driving transformation and systems change. By working with us, they’re measuring their impact and targeting and accelerating their purpose-led innovation. This helps them deliver measurable customer, financial and social outcomes. How do they do this? By accessing our three core services:
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Financial vulnerability and financial stress are mainstream issues affecting Canadians of all income levels and in particular more vulnerable populations. Check out this video for more context around why we’re working to help improve financial resilience for all.
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Vancity is using the Index to measure and track the financial resilience and well-being of its members against long-term impact goals. The Institute has partnered with and advised the Credit Union on many projects from a financial health strategy and innovation perspective.

The Institute is partnering with Co-operators on a multi-phase enterprise-wide financial resilience project, to help the financial services organization to measurably improve the financial resilience and financial security of its clients and communities in line with its purpose. This work involved quantitative and qualitative research analytics, impact measurement, strategy and innovation, with our team working closely with Co-operators’ senior leaders, advisors, clients and an Advisory Group.

Data and research analytics is a team sport. Financial Resilience Institute (previously Seymour Consulting) and Statistics Canada have collaborated to publish a joint report on the financial resilience and financial well-being of Canadians during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the leading government statistical office having peer-reviewed the Seymour Financial Resilience Index TM.

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Intelligence that fuels change and improves financial resilience for all.
How We Help
Organizations Like Yours
Financial institutions, organizations and innovators that partner with our non-profit organization are leaders in promoting the financial resilience, financial health and well-being of their customers and communities while driving transformation and systems change. By working with us, they’re measuring their impact and targeting and accelerating their purpose-led innovation. This helps them deliver measurable customer, financial and social outcomes. How do they do this? By accessing our three core services:
The Challange
That Financial Vulnerability Brings
Financial vulnerability and financial stress are mainstream issues affecting Canadians of all income levels and in particular more vulnerable populations. Check out this video for more context around why we’re working to help improve financial resilience for all.
Are You
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The Institute is partnering with Co-operators on a multi-phase enterprise-wide financial resilience project, to help the financial services organization to measurably improve the financial resilience and financial security of its clients and communities in line with its purpose. This work involved quantitative and qualitative research analytics, impact measurement, strategy and innovation, with our team working closely with Co-operators’ senior leaders, advisors, clients and an Advisory Group.
Data and research analytics is a team sport. Financial Resilience Institute (previously Seymour Consulting) and Statistics Canada have collaborated to publish a joint report on the financial resilience and financial well-being of Canadians during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the leading government statistical office having peer-reviewed the Seymour Financial Resilience Index TM.

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