Number of general ledger accounts, Number of business days to produce draft financial statements, Number of business days to file financial statements with regulatory agency

Number of accounts reconciled at least quarterly, Tool/System used for account reconciliation (developed internally, third-party software, manually reconcile), Primary financial system used (ERP, Software as a Service, In-House). Brand of ERP used, Brand of SaaS system used, Budgeting & planning tools used, Long-term planning tools used

Outsourced financial functions [outsourcing], Functions within shared services centers, Functions within shared services centers, Locations of internal shared services centers

Ownership of key internal controls, Number of key controls, Cost of compliance, Compliance burden over time, Factors that might ease compliance burden,

% of women whose income is required to maintain the household lifestyle say they feel pressured to maintain this salary, % feel responsible for the long term financial well-being of their family

% feel they share joint responsibility in making decisions, % feel more involved than their partner in investment and retirement planning decisions, % say they are more involved in household budgeting than their partner, % of working women believe they are more knowledgeable than their partner about personal finance and investing topics, % take the primary responsibility for personal finance and investing matters

% feel confident in their knowledge and ability to make saving and investing decisions (by contact with financial advisor)

% who've done mobile banking in the last 12 months have used their bank's mobile application vs. % who simply use their smartphone browser to access the bank's website, % of Canadian smartphone users indicated they primarily conduct their banking transactions using their mobile devices.

When asked why they haven't used mobile banking, % said online banking suited them just fine, % said they prefer other methods of banking (in person, ABM, telephone, etc.), % said they had security concerns about using their mobile phones to do banking, % said security is their biggest concern about mobile banking

Most common mobile banking functionalities used by smartphone users include: checking account balances, paying a bill, [Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment (EBPP)] transferring funds, emailing money, buying and selling mutual funds

Canadians who are already using mobile banking apps still have a wish list of functionalities they'd like to have - % report make mobile payments using their smartphones, the ability to add a payee, personal finance management/budgeting tools, the ability to live chat with a bank associate. [mobile internet, internet banking, mobile banking]

% of parents expect to be repaid for costs associated with their child's education within 2-5 years, 5-7 years, % of parents are prepared to go into debt to fund their child's education, % are not

% of parents and students say they have worked out a budget before school starts, % of parents say they have left the responsibility of money management to their child.

Parents paying for their child's education expect control and visibility over their children's post-secondary affairs - % control over Monthly budgeting, including entertainment and everyday expenses, Where they live, including location and price, Who they live with, Control over and visibility into their child's financial statements and accounts, What courses and/or programs they choose - perhaps even their major [tuition]