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As we have previously discussed, successfully directing the integration of two businesses following the closing of an M&A transaction is vital to realizing the value of a merger. The process by which post-closing change within a business is overseen – often referred to as "change management" – plays a key role in determining whether or not the integration process is smooth and the objectives of the merged entity are achieved.

A phenomenon is pervasive in the United States and is becoming much more common in Canada: post-deal litigation.

In a time of accelerating change, Canadian banks have done far more than what’s necessary to survive over the past year. As many global banks struggled to regain their pre-crisis position, Canada’s Big Six banks leveraged their well managed, well regulated and well capitalized standing to actively pursue their growth strategies.

Mario's guest this week, Eric Castonguay of PwC's Corporate Finance Group, ...

Today's guest, Michelle Pickett, is a PwC partner in Toronto with a restructuring focus. She and Mario discuss the challenges facing companies in the current market environment, from overbought inventory...

The Federal Court of Justice has issued a landmark ruling clarifying whether employees of joint ventures can be counted toward the 500-employee threshold required for mandatory employee representation on supervisory boards under Germany's One-Third Participation Act. This decision resolves a long-standing controversy in corporate co-determination law with significant implications for how companies structure their corporate groups and joint ventures.

The European Parliament has tabled over 1,900 amendments to the Market Integration and Supervision Package, transforming it from a straightforward proposal into a complex negotiation between competing models for European market supervision and infrastructure. As the Commission's original December 2025 proposal becomes obsolete and multiple parliamentary drafts emerge with conflicting visions, financial firms face critical questions about which supervisory architecture will ultimately govern their licenses

Canada joins global leaders offering stricter privacy protection in 2018 with mandatory breach notification.

TFM, founded by Mr Mercuriadis, counts in its advisory board music industry veterans, and world-famous record producer, songwriter and musician Nile Rodgers.

This article, which first appeared in Emergency Services Magazine, outlines some of the main topics discussed at the event and offers expert tips from Arthur Cox on managing cyber-risk.

The United Kingdom and United States are constructing a digital finance corridor through the Transatlantic Taskforce for Markets of the Future, moving beyond traditional regulatory frameworks toward practical interoperability. This initiative encompasses cross-border experimentation with tokenised assets, common approaches to settlement finality, stablecoin regulation, and a multi-money ecosystem, raising critical questions about whether Europe's comprehensive regulatory architecture can compete with jurisd

This week, we highlight a recent PricewaterhouseCooper report focused on cybercrimes.

On November 15, 2017, audit, tax and consulting firm PwC published a thought leadership piece titled: "Sub-line facilities: end of the road?" (the "Article").

For some years now European financial services (FS) institutions, mainly led by the funds industry, have been taking action against certain EU Member States.

Die öffentliche Hand finanziert zunehmend soziale Leistungen durch Dritte, doch ein sozialer Zweck schließt staatliche Beihilfen nicht aus. Die neue EU-Guidance zeigt, wie Kommunen und öffentliche Unternehmen soziale Maßnahmen beihilfenrechtskonform gestalten können – von Wohnraum über Weiterbildung bis zur energetischen Sanierung.