Tiger Financial Services Inc.CSE: BANQ

Canadian Securities Exchange Welcomes Listing of Tiger Financial Services Inc

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Summary by 6ix AI

The Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) listed the common shares of Tiger Financial Services Inc. for trading on September 28, 2026, under the ticker symbol BANQ.

Key details

  • The listing followed the merger of Cora Capital Corp. and Tiger Financial Corporation, and the filing of a final non-offering prospectus, a disclosure document filed without selling new shares.
  • Tiger is based in Vancouver and describes itself as a financial services and financial technology provider focused on business banking, digital payments and financial empowerment for small businesses in Southeast Asia.

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Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - September 28, 2026) - The Canadian Securities Exchange ("CSE" or "the Exchange") today welcomed the listing of Tiger Financial Services Inc. ("Tiger" or the "Company"). The Vancouver-based Company's common shares were listed for trading on the CSE today following the merger of Cora Capital Corp. and Tiger Financial Corporation and the filing of a final non-offering prospectus earlier this month. The ticker symbol is BANQ.

Tiger is a financial services and fintech solutions provider specializing in business banking, digital payments, and financial empowerment for small businesses in Southeast Asia. Using cutting-edge technology, AI-driven analytics, and seamless payment solutions, the Company helps businesses streamline financial operations, optimize cash flow, and drive growth.

"To facilitate growth, small businesses need the ability to integrate with local and international financial networks while ensuring security, encryption and continuous monitoring," said Stuart Schady, the CSE's Vice President, Business Development. "Tiger is another innovative addition to the CSE's growing list of emerging fintech companies and we welcome the Company to the Exchange."

"We are excited to join the CSE and begin Tiger's next stage of growth as a public company," said Ben Aissa, Tiger's founder and Chief Executive Officer. "We have built a broad suite of services in Vietnam, and our ambition is to expand across Southeast Asia. This listing gives us a platform to access growth capital, strengthen relationships with partners and financial institutions and pursue strategic acquisitions. We intend to earn investor confidence through disciplined execution, transparent reporting and strong compliance."

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