OSFI’s Regulatory Adjustments in Response to COVID-19 Impacts
Mar 31, 2020On March 27, 2020, OSFI announced a number of sector-specific measures to support federally regulated banks, insurers and private pension plans.
Unbearable Lite-ness: Lenders’ Remedies in the Age of Missing Covenants
Mar 23, 2020The author discusses the recent trend toward borrower-friendly loan documents and the remedies available to lenders in Canada.
Where the Restructuring Meets the Road: the Intersection Between Insolvency Proceedings and Construction Law
Mar 20, 2020COVID-19 will strain the construction industry. This bulletin explores how insolvency and restructuring concepts interact with construction law.
Coronavirus: Harbinger of a New (Old) Approach to Restructuring in Canada?
Mar 20, 2020Restructuring options and challenges in the time of COVID-19.
Saskatchewan’s New Year’s Resolution? A New Insurance Act to Ring in the New Year
Feb 27, 2020On January 1, 2020, The Insurance Act (“New Act”) and The Insurance Regulations (“New Regulations”) came into force in Saskatchewan, marking the first major overhaul to Saskatchewan’s insurance legislation in decades
Lost in Transition: Working Through the Silence Surrounding Leasehold Interests in the Construction Act’s Transition Provisions
Feb 27, 2020Lost in Transition - Working through the Silence Surrounding Leasehold Interests in the Construction Act's Transition Provisions
Consumer-Directed Finance: Canada’s Answer to Open Banking
Feb 26, 2020An overview of the Advisory Committee on Open Banking's recent report entitled Consumer-directed finance: the future of financial services.
How Should AI be Regulated in Canada? Speak now, or forever hold your peace!
Feb 24, 2020Many organizations recognize the potential benefits that artificial intelligence can bring to their business. Canadian regulations coming sooner than later.
“Can I Tell You Something in Confidence?” Legal Privilege in M&A Transactions
Jan 22, 2020The authors discuss challenges to maintaining legal privilege in M&A transactions. Parties in Ontario can learn from the experience of other jurisdictions.
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