The Advanced Business Law Workshop I draws together various aspects of corporate and securities law and applies that knowledge to the problems that confront business lawyers. Designed and taught by practising corporate lawyers, this workshop prepares students for work in public and private debt and equity markets.
What You Will Do
Through a highly interactive and collaborative workshop that utilizes a series of exercises, you will delve into the practical aspects of structuring, negotiating, and executing corporate finance transactions. The workshop meets weekly for a three-hour session at the offices of Davies in downtown Toronto.
What You Will Learn
- equity offerings in the capital markets — public offerings and private placements of common and preferred shares, subscription receipts and structured products
- bank financings — secured and unsecured
- debt offerings in the capital markets — public offerings and private placements of bonds, debentures, medium term notes and commercial paper
- roles of rating agencies and investment dealers in corporate finance
- public-private partnerships (P3s)
- how to run a deal — due diligence to closing
- the roles that lawyers play in negotiating and executing deals
- insights into the broader theoretical and ethical considerations that confront a business lawyer
Program Directors
Adjunct Professor Robert Murphy
Adjunct Professor Will Buchner