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Provided by Michael Zackheim
Michael’s practice focuses on capital markets and securities law matters, with deep knowledge of securities regulation and corporate finance matters. He routinely acts for issuers and securities dealers in public and private equity and debt financings across multiple industry sectors, including numerous IPOs. Michael also advises Canadian reporting issuers in various industry sectors on regulatory compliance matters, including listings (both domestic and cross-border), governance and disclosure issues.
Michael also has industry-leading experience working with clients in the REIT and real estate sectors: with broad market awareness, he supports leading Canadian REITs and other prominent real estate entities in respect of their securities law and capital markets activities.
Provided by Chambers
Toronto-based Michael Zackheim has experience acting for underwriters and REIT-side clients on public offerings, private placements and a range of other transactions.
Provided by Chambers
He is always able to come up with efficient solutions that work for both parties.
Michael Zackheim is very approachable and applies a practical approach when dealing with complex and sophisticated matters.
He is always able to come up with efficient solutions that work for both parties.
Michael Zackheim is very approachable and applies a practical approach when dealing with complex and sophisticated matters.
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Investor demand and low rates driving high-yield market activity in Canada and the United States
High-yield debt markets in North America have seen very high levels of activity recently, driven by refinancings as strong investor demand is coupled with issuers seeking to lock in low rates for extended terms. Here we examine the implications and differences between Canadian & American markets.
Investor demand and low rates driving high-yield market activity in Canada and the United States
High-yield debt markets in North America have seen very high levels of activity recently, driven by refinancings as strong investor demand is coupled with issuers seeking to lock in low rates for extended terms. Here we examine the implications and differences between Canadian & American markets.
