Receivables financing may be a more easily-obtained source of liquidity for a company facing a credit crunch, and, depending on the creditworthiness of a company’s customers, may provide a less expensive source of financing for companies that do have access to credit. This article discusses ways that a company can make its receivables more easily “financeable” in order to qualify for a US receivables purchase financing.
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A recent decision from the Ontario Divisional Court, Loops L.L.C. v. Maxill Inc., setting aside an order from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, has confirmed the enforceability of “no-challenge” clauses in Canada in patent settlements, filling a void in recent Canadian jurisprudence on the validity of such clauses.
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For many Canadian issuers, voluntary public disclosure of environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors has, to date, been somewhat of a puzzle given the lack of clear consensus as to the form and substance that such disclosure ought to take.
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