CAIRP

Canadian Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Professionals

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Feature
Hard-rocking, hard-working, hardcore professional October 8, 2023
CAIRP’s new Chair André Bolduc is a soft-spoken heavy metal enthusiast with experience, expertise, and the unwavering respect of his peers.
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Cases we are Following
In Case You Missed It: Decisions on Our Radar October 8, 2023
The financial restructuring group at Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP is tracking the following cases. We have briefly described issues and updates for each case relevant to the CAIRP membership. Unless otherwise noted, the information in the chart is current to September 27, 2023—more recent developments in each case are not reflected.
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CAIRP Chair's Reflections
Chair’s Message: Rebuilding Success October 8, 2023
As I write my final reflections as Chair of CAIRP, it is hard to believe that it has been more than 36 months since the COVID-19 pandemic hit. I don’t think any of us would have imagined in March 202...
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Economic Commentary
More pain to come, as central banks draw closer to the end of a historic hiking cycle October 8, 2023
By Claire Fan, Economist, RBC Highlights * The Bank of Canada and U.S. Federal Reserve last year embarked on one of their most rapid rate hiking cycles since the 1980s, to tame rapidly accelerating...
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Opinion
Populism and Politics in Insolvency Legislation October 8, 2023
By Stephanie Wanke, Sr. Specialist Legal Editor, Thomson Reuters - Practical Law Canada, Insolvency and Restructuring Insolvencies are financial tornadoes, harming not just the debtor, but also employees,...
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Future of Industry
The Inevitability of Artificial Intelligence October 8, 2023
What the meteoric rise of generative AI could mean for the insolvency profession
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Corporate Insolvency
Looking Forward in Reverse: Recent Developments in Reverse Vesting Orders in Insolvency Proceedings October 8, 2023
By Jared Enns and Forrest Finn, Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP -- I – INTRODUCTION -- In recent years, reverse vesting orders (“RVOs”) have become an important feature in restructuring proceedings...
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Corporate Insolvency
Cryptocurrency and Securities in Bankruptcy: Different Fruits, Same Challenges October 8, 2023
Applying Part XII of the BIA to Cryptocurrency Platform Bankruptcies
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Book Review
An Overview of “Reinventing Bankruptcy Law”: A History of the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act October 8, 2023
Virginia Torrie, Associate Professor, University of Manitoba, Faculty of Law The Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) has been on Canada’s statute books for almost 90 years. In the last four...
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Feature
Recession, inflation, and interest rates, oh my! February 6, 2023
Is a “perfect storm” of economic factors setting the stage for a big spike in insolvencies in the next few years?
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Cases we are following
In Case You Missed It: Decisions on Our Radar February 23, 2023
by Natasha MacParland, Partner, Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP The financial restructuring group at Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP is tracking the following appeals. We have briefly described...
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CAIRP Chair's Reflections
Chair’s Message: Rebuilding Success February 21, 2023
As I reflect on the last few months this fall and winter, I have to admit it has been hectic, a beehive of activity. In this Chair’s message, I want to focus on a few of the items that have kept us...
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Economic Commentary
Life After Covid: Even More Volatility Ahead February 6, 2023
Stephen Poloz, Special Advisor with Osler, Hoskin, and Harcourt, and Author of “The Next Age of Uncertainty” The Canadian economy was in excellent shape when the pandemic struck in early 2020. Inflation...
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Opinion
The Tug-of War for Control: Considerations to Succeed between Dueling CCAA and Receivership Applications February 6, 2023
Shaun Parsons, Associate, Reconstruct LLP Sponsored Content The commencement of contentious insolvency proceedings can slip into a tug-of-war for control of the process between the debtor entity and...
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Academic Perspective
The impact of COVID-19 on the bankruptcy and insolvency system in Quebec on MSMEs February 6, 2023
Full Professor Aurore Benadiba, LL.D., Université Laval The COVID-19 pandemic has had significant economic and social impact on many micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Quebec and across...
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Corporate Insolvency
Dealing with Intellectual Property during Bankruptcy and Insolvency February 6, 2023
By Ian McMillan, Paul Blizzard, and Leanne Young, Bereskin & Parr LLP Intellectual property (IP) plays a central role in the innovation economy. IP rights help foster innovation by providing inventors...
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Corporate Insolvency
Sharing the Burden: The Limits of Relief from Forfeiture of Commercial Leases February 6, 2023
Matilda Lici The emergence of COVID-19, and the ensuing government mandates and public health measures, threw a wrench in commercial relationships. The retail sales sector was dramatically affected,...
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CAIRP Awards
Recognizing the Extraordinarily Exceptional! February 6, 2023
By Donna Collins, FCIRP (ret.) In any given year, a high percentage of CAIRP’s members volunteer their time and expertise in some capacity. These volunteers have discovered the secret of volunteerism...
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