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Corporate Governance in Canada – Chambers’ 2024 Guide

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Capital Markets and Mergers & Acquisitions Bulletin

Fasken is pleased to have authored Chambers’ 2024 Guide to Corporate Governance in Canada.

This concise but comprehensive guide explains the most critical legal and strategic issues faced by corporate boards and management in Canada, including:

  • Hot topics in corporate governance.
  • Environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues.
  • Board structure, composition and decision-making.
  • Fiduciary duties and accountability.
  • Shareholders meetings, rights and potential claims.
  • Corporate reporting and disclosure.
  • Audit, risk and internal controls.

Fasken has extensive experience advising on all aspects of Canadian corporate governance, and we would be pleased to discuss any aspect of our guide or your business matter with you.

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Authors

  • Sarah Gingrich, Partner | CO-LEADER, CAPITAL MARKETS AND MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS (CM AND M&A), Calgary, AB, +1 587 233 4103, sgingrich@fasken.com
  • Sean S. Stevens, Partner | Co-Leader, Capital Markets and Mergers & Acquisitions (CM and M&A), Toronto, ON, +1 416 868 3352, sstevens@fasken.com
  • Marie-Josée Neveu, Partner | Chair of the Partnership Board, Montréal, QC, +1 514 397 4304, mneveu@fasken.com
Sarah Gingrich, Partner | CO-LEADER, CAPITAL MARKETS AND MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS (CM AND M&A) Sarah Gingrich Partner | CO-LEADER, CAPITAL MARKETS AND MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS (CM AND M&A) Calgary, AB +1 587 233 4103
Sean Stevens Toronto Lawyer Sean S. Stevens Partner | Co-Leader, Capital Markets and Mergers & Acquisitions (CM and M&A) Toronto, ON +1 416 868 3352
Marie-Josée Neveu, Partner | Chair of the Partnership Board Marie-Josée Neveu Partner | Chair of the Partnership Board Montréal, QC +1 514 397 4304

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