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ARTICLE · 11 FEBRUARY 2026

Structured Finance Canada – 2025 Year In Review

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In 2025, the Canadian structured finance and securitization market demonstrated resilience amid ongoing global economic uncertainty.

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Introduction

In 2025, the Canadian structured finance and securitization market demonstrated resilience amid ongoing global economic uncertainty. Consumer assets, including credit card receivables, new and used auto loans and leases, residential mortgages, and home equity lines of credit, continued to account for the majority of Canadian securitization activity. Investor appetite remained strong, supported by stable credit performance and low default rates. Overall, the sector maintained its reputation for transparency and robust risk management.

Our Firm's industry-leading national structured finance practice played a central role in many notable Canadian transactions throughout the year. As we reflect on a dynamic period, the following is a review of Canadian structured finance activity in 2025, together with key legal and regulatory developments of interest.

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