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Christina Kim is building a broad financial services practice that includes commercial debt financing, asset-based lending, project financing, acquisition financing and secured transactions.

As a summer student, Christina gained valuable experience with the Ontario Securities Commission. She worked on various continuous disclosure policy initiatives pertaining to cryptocurrency, women on boards and exempt markets; analyzed and compiled data from issuers’ proxy circulars to assist in the preparation of the National Instrument 58-101; and researched legal regimes in the US, UK and Australia.

Pursuing a master’s degree in business administration while completing her legal studies, Christina sought opportunities to bridge law and business. She co-authored a crowdfunding guidebook for the Queen’s Business Law Clinic and she delivered a session on “Financing Startups: Equity Distribution in the Exempt Market” at the Smith School of Business.


Expertise

Practices


Representative Matters

  • Acted as legal counsel to VanCity Community Investment Bank (VCIB) in connection with the project financing provided to Noventa Energy Partners for the development of the $42.9 million energy transfer project to be constructed at Toronto Western Hospital, part of the University Health Network (UHN).

News


Education & Admissions

2020
Called to the Ontario bar
2019
JD Queen’s University
2018
MBA Smith School of Business
2015
BA (Honours) University of Toronto

Publications

Insights (1 Posts)

Featured Insight

Blocked Account Agreements in Canada – Back to Basics

A BAA is useful for lenders relying on cash collateral in secured lending transactions. We discuss the nature and function of BAAs in the common law provinces.

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Aug 31, 2021

Deals & Cases (1 Posts)

Featured Insight

McMillan Advises the Government of Canada on its Ukraine Sovereignty Bond Issuance

On December 2, 2022, the Government of Canada completed its $500 million Ukraine Sovereignty Bond issuance.

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Dec 2, 2022