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ARTICLE · 25 APRIL 2013

Going Public In Canada

Global financial assets have grown in 2012 to over $225 trillion, but growth has slowed since 2007.

CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law

AN INTRODUCTION

Global financial assets have grown in 2012 to over $225 trillion, but growth has slowed since 2007 as issuers around the world scramble to adjust as governments change regulations and markets brace for further uncertainty in the global economic landscape.

For many companies, the decision to go public is an important one. A company must weigh the potential benefits and opportunities to be gained as a public company against the associated risks of corporate life in the public market. The matters to be considered by a particular company in reaching a determination whether to go public are numerous and diverse. Even once a decision to proceed has been made, the process of going public can often be challenging.

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