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Stablecoins Versus Tokenized Deposits: Same Technology, Different Uses
Canada's financial landscape is evolving with the introduction of stablecoins and tokenized deposits, two distinct digital payment instruments built on distributed ledger technology. While both promise faster and programmable payments, they differ fundamentally in structure, regulatory treatment, and optimal use cases—raising critical questions about which instrument best serves specific financial needs.
Canada Finance
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Torys LLP
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Paid More Than Your Fair Share? The Right Of Contribution Among Guarantors
When multiple guarantors share liability for a debt and one pays more than their proportionate share, can they recover the excess from co-guarantors? This analysis examines the equitable Right of Contribution among joint and several guarantors, exploring how much can be claimed, limitation periods for recovery, and whether contractual indemnities provide additional protection beyond common law remedies.
Canada Finance
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Gardiner Roberts LLP
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Continuation Vehicles In Private Equity: Structuring, Governance And Execution
Private equity sponsors are increasingly using continuation vehicles to extend ownership of high-conviction assets while providing liquidity options to existing investors. This comprehensive analysis examines the strategic considerations, structural mechanics, and critical risk factors that sponsors, limited partners, and new investors must navigate when evaluating continuation vehicles as an alternative to traditional exit strategies.
Canada Finance
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Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
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Available Solutions And Potential Structuring
Infrastructure projects delivered through collaborative models like alliances and IPD face a fundamental challenge: reconciling shared-risk governance with traditional project finance requirements. This analysis examines practical financing structures—from progressive P3s and government backstops to catalytic capital and holdco arrangements—that bridge the gap between collaborative delivery principles and lender bankability expectations.
Canada Finance
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Gowling WLG
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TSX vs NYSE For Mining IPOs: Where Should You List? – Legal Lessons For Private Companies Considering Going Public – Part 2 Of 3
This is the second article in a three-part series examining the current state of the Canadian IPO market. Part 1 assessed the market landscape in 2026 and the renewed prominence of the long-form IPO. Part 3 will examine the governance, liability and readiness requirements confronting companies pursuing an IPO in today’s environment.
Canada Energy
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Miller Thomson LLP
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CSA And CIRO Issue Guidance Related To Event Contracts
The Canadian Securities Administrators and CIRO have issued guidance clarifying their regulatory stance on event contracts and prediction markets. While declining jurisdiction over sports and entertainment-based contracts, regulators maintain oversight of event contracts tied to economic and financial indicators, creating a nuanced framework that requires careful analysis of each product's structure and underlying event.
Canada Finance
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McCarthy Tétrault LLP
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