Aaron S. Emes

Oct 1, 2024 | mondaq.com | Lauren Hulme |Cameron Koziskie |Aaron S. Emes |Saira Bhojani

We often get asked by both our general partner and limited partner clients as to the merits of using an Ontario limited partnership for private funds—including in comparison to other common jurisdictions worldwide, particularly Delaware and the Cayman Islands (as well as Manitoba and Québec). Ontario is generally viewed as a favourable jurisdiction around the world for fund sponsors and investors, and in this article, we explore the reasons why.

Sep 30, 2024 | lexology.com | Lauren Hulme |Ian Lee |Saira Bhojani |Cameron Koziskie |Aaron S. Emes |Guillaume Lavoie | +3 more

We often get asked by both our general partner and limited partner clients as to the merits of using an Ontario limited partnership for private funds—including in comparison to other common jurisdictions worldwide, particularly Delaware and the Cayman Islands (as well as Manitoba and Québec). Ontario is generally viewed as a favourable jurisdiction around the world for fund sponsors and investors, and in this article, we explore the reasons why.

Jun 5, 2024 | mondaq.com | Aaron S. Emes

Below, we discuss three recent topics of which directors should be aware pertaining to their potential for liability: (i) the Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act; (ii) Caremark duties and when they might extend to directors of Canadian companies; and (iii) insolvency exclusions in directors' and officers' insurance.

May 30, 2024 | lexology.com | Aaron S. Emes

Below, we discuss three recent topics of which directors should be aware pertaining to their potential for liability: (i) the Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act; (ii) Caremark duties and when they might extend to directors of Canadian companies; and (iii) insolvency exclusions in directors’ and officers’ insurance.