Band 4
Provided by Chambers
Eli Monas regularly assists with the regulatory aspects of M&A transactions in the banking sector. His client roster includes prominent banks, credit unions and non-bank financial services companies. He is based in Toronto.
Provided by Chambers
He demonstrates strong legal and regulatory knowledge, alongside having important contacts across the industry.
He offers excellent communication skills and timely responses.
Eli Monas provides excellent advice and is a pleasure to work with.
Eli Monas is an excellent advisor. He is knowledgeable, pays incredible attention to details and provides almost immediate responses to any queries.
He demonstrates strong legal and regulatory knowledge, alongside having important contacts across the industry.
He offers excellent communication skills and timely responses.
Eli Monas provides excellent advice and is a pleasure to work with.
Eli Monas is an excellent advisor. He is knowledgeable, pays incredible attention to details and provides almost immediate responses to any queries.
2 items provided by Torys LLP
In pursuit of a climate change risk framework for Canada’s financial institutions
While COVID-19 occupied the attention of governments, businesses & the public in 2020, ESG issues & climate change continued to receive significant attention. Here we discuss the gathering momentum of activity toward a climate change risk regulatory framework for the financial sector in Canada.
Torys Quarterly: The next generation of regulatory capital has arrived in Canada
Several Canadian banks have recently issued “limited recourse capital notes” in public offerings to institutional investors. This article highlights the structure of LRCN’s, plus their associated regulations and practical considerations for the financial services sector.
In pursuit of a climate change risk framework for Canada’s financial institutions
While COVID-19 occupied the attention of governments, businesses & the public in 2020, ESG issues & climate change continued to receive significant attention. Here we discuss the gathering momentum of activity toward a climate change risk regulatory framework for the financial sector in Canada.
Torys Quarterly: The next generation of regulatory capital has arrived in Canada
Several Canadian banks have recently issued “limited recourse capital notes” in public offerings to institutional investors. This article highlights the structure of LRCN’s, plus their associated regulations and practical considerations for the financial services sector.