Bank of Canada to Chair the Central Bank Network for Indigenous Inclusion

Marco Iampieri B.A., JD, M.B.A

Did you know that The Central Bank Network for Indigenous Inclusion was established in 2021 by the Bank of Canada, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, the Reserve Bank of Australia and the U.S. Federal Reserve to foster ongoing dialogue and raise awareness of Indigenous economic and financial issues? Learn more about its mission and why it’s important.

The mission of the Central Bank Network for Indigenous Inclusion is to develop in the following areas: i) conducting research for and with Indigenous Peoples on economic issues, including the development of best practices, such as using Indigenous data respectfully; ii) building cultural awareness, recruitment practices and other aspects of corporate culture to foster Indigenous inclusion within Member organizations; iii) strengthening engagement practices with Indigenous groups and communities, and iv) supporting economic or financial education for and about Indigenous Peoples.

The roles and responsibilities of the Central Bank Network for Indigenous Inclusion are to, in part, proactively engage with Indigenous partners to educate the Members on Indigenous history and economy to better support, share and understand how to better engage Indigenous members of society with the Members in order to better facilitate and administer banking for Indigenous individuals

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