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On March 17, 2017, a NAFTA tribunal unanimously ruled that Canada did not violate NAFTA Chapter 11 provisions providing for minimum standards of treatment and protection against expropriation...

JPMorgan Chase & Co. agreed last week to pay approximately $100-million to settle a United States antitrust lawsuit in which investors accused 12 major banks of rigging prices in the US foreign exchange market.

During a webinar with the Association de planification fiscale et financière (APFF) on April 14, 2020, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) was asked whether amounts paid by an employer to an employee...

Each year the Canadian Securities Administrators ("CSA"), an umbrella organization of Canada's provincial and territorial securities regulators, release an enforcement report which provides key details of enforcement efforts...

The CCMR has recently posted a summary of its proposed "Transition Approach".

The SEC was successful in its enforcement action against the firm.

A discussion on the provision affected by the invalidation of the part of the Defense of Marriage Act.

Some U.S. health care reform rules apply to all plans, but many do not apply to grandfathered plans – that is, plans in existence on March 23, 2010 that have not materially changed benefits.

On March 27, 2012, the Ontario government introduced Bill 55, Strong "Action for Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2012", for first reading. Schedule 53 of Bill 55 sets out a number of amendments to the Ontario "Pension Benefits Act" (PBA) which relate to previous amendments that have not yet come into force, including amendments:

The Ontario government has posted for public consultation a proposed exemption to the 10% rule which applies to investments of Ontario pension plans.

Earlier this week, the Ontario government announced that it would be making changes to its post-retirement benefit program in order to "bring the Ontario Public Service retiree benefits in line with other public sector organizations."

Over the last couple of years, Canadian federal and provincial governments have expressed concern over declining pension coverage. They have responded by appointing expert commissions to study the matter, and by proposing possible solutions such as pooled registered pension plans and modest enhancements to the Canada Pension Plan.

The President’s recent budget proposal would impose a new cap on tax-favored retirement benefits.

This is my first blog post in a series regarding target benefit plans (also called defined ambition plans).

Earlier this morning, President Obama announced new executive compensation restrictions for financial institutions receiving "exceptional assistance" in the future from the U.S. government.

Recent court decisions and legislative changes have marked significant changes to the regulatory approval process.

On March 18, 2013, the Ontario Court of Appeal confirmed that Ontario has the right to "take up" Crown land for mining and forestry without federal authorization.

Loan agreements governed by Ontario law commonly include a provision that is intended to address the maximum effective annual rate of interest that is chargeable thereunder without contravening the usury provisions of the Criminal Code (Canada).