Amanda Balasubramanian
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Amanda Balasubramanian is a leading lawyer in commercial banking and debt financings in Canada. Her legal acumen, market experience and proactive approach help move her clients’ goals and business strategy forward.
Co-head of Torys’ Banking and Debt Finance Practice, Amanda represents lenders, sponsors and borrowers in domestic, international and global transactions, including acquisition finance, private equity and leveraged finance, liquidity financings, public and private offerings of debt securities, and streaming and royalty-based financings. Fund clients and lenders rely on her experience in designing fund finance products, including subscription facilities, NAV facilities and co-investment programs.
Amanda's work for clients extends to restructuring transactions, where she represents clients in debtor-in-possession and exit financings, as well as stream financings and the resultant intercreditor relationships.
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Amanda Balasubramanian co-leads the banking and debt finance practice from the firm's Toronto office. She is regularly involved in major financing and refinancing initiatives in the mining sector.
"Amanda Balasubramanian is well liked and regarded for a reason - she is a pleasure to work with."
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Lenders are increasingly interested in loans that have a positive ESG impact. Here we examine how borrowers can take advantage of this increased demand to reach additional sources of debt capital, lower their borrowing costs and enhance their broader corporate and public reputation.
Torys Quarterly: Financing considerations in the post-COVID-19 market
As the COVID-19 crisis transitions into the reopening and recovery stages and data about the financial and economic impacts becomes available, many companies will continue to carefully assess their liquidity needs and financing options.
Torys Business Brief: The search for liquidity: lending solutions in crisis recovery
As the economy continues to move toward recovery from the pandemic, and companies look ahead to the next quarter of reporting, liquidity remains top of mind. K, speak on pressing lending issues in Canada and the United States.
Lenders are increasingly interested in loans that have a positive ESG impact. Here we examine how borrowers can take advantage of this increased demand to reach additional sources of debt capital, lower their borrowing costs and enhance their broader corporate and public reputation.
Torys Quarterly: Financing considerations in the post-COVID-19 market
As the COVID-19 crisis transitions into the reopening and recovery stages and data about the financial and economic impacts becomes available, many companies will continue to carefully assess their liquidity needs and financing options.
Torys Business Brief: The search for liquidity: lending solutions in crisis recovery
As the economy continues to move toward recovery from the pandemic, and companies look ahead to the next quarter of reporting, liquidity remains top of mind. K, speak on pressing lending issues in Canada and the United States.