Brexit: Managing Uncertainty
- What Every Business Should Know
Presented on Thursday, July 7, 2016
- Opening Remarks & Introduction by Godyne Sibay
- Presentation by Ashley Prime, Managing Director, London, U.K., Navigator Ltd.
- Presentation by The Honourable Wayne Wouters PC, Strategic and Policy Advisor, McCarthy Tétrault
- Presentation by The Honourable Jean Charest, Partner, Business Law, McCarthy Tétrault
- Presentation by John W. Boscariol, Partner, Litigation and Head of International Trade & Investment Law Group, McCarthy Tétrault
- Presentation by Shea Small, Partner, Business Law and International and Business Strategy Leader, McCarthy Tétrault
- Presentation by Robert Brant, Managing Partner, London, U.K., McCarthy Tétrault
- Q&A
- Closing Remarks by Godyne Sibay
Understanding Brexit: Managing Uncertainty - What Every Business Should Know
- Speakers:
- Ashley Prime, Managing Director, London, U.K., Navigator Ltd.
- The Honourable Jean Charest, Partner, Business Law, McCarthy Tétrault
- The Honourable Wayne Wouters PC, Strategic and Policy Advisor, McCarthy Tétrault
- Shea Small, Partner, Business Law and International and Business Strategy Leader, McCarthy Tétrault
- John W. Boscariol, Partner, Litigation and Head of International Trade & Investment Law Group, McCarthy Tétrault
- Robert Brant, Managing Partner, London, U.K., McCarthy Tétrault
- Godyne Sibay, Managing Partner, Ontario Region, Partner, Real Property, McCarthy Tétrault
A watershed moment in British and European politics occurred on June 23rd when the British public voted to leave the EU. The vote has thrown Britain and the EU into a tumult that may take years to stabilise and may well result in a reconfiguration of the political, economic, and legal landscape worldwide.
Join our panel of Canadian and U.K. experts as they examine:
¬ U.K. politics and the mood of the EU and U.K./Canada bilateral relationship
¬ Getting the Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) over the finish line: forging a path forward for timely ratification
¬ What a post-Brexit world trading order might look like for Canada, the U.K., the EU and beyond and positioning your organization to manage the risks and opportunities arising from the evolving web of international trade and investment agreements
¬ The impact of Brexit on capital markets and M&A
This program qualifies for up to 1.0 hours of eligible educational activity or CPD credit under the mandatory education regimes in British Columbia, Ontario and Québec.