Cross-Border Transactions

Based in Toronto, Wildeboer Dellelce is uniquely positioned to provide sophisticated, tailored Canadian legal services to address the diverse needs of foreign clients seeking to do business in Canada, as well as Canadian clients with international interests. We have extensive experience representing clients ranging from multinational corporations to startups and individual entrepreneurs with cross-border operations and regularly advise on legal matters spanning multiple jurisdictions.

As part of our global outlook, we are proud members of leading international alliances such as the International Bar Association and Alliott Global Alliance.

Wildeboer Dellelce provides support for a variety of cross-border business transactions, including:

• Securities and Corporate Finance: Assisting both Canadian-based clients seeking to raise capital internationally, as well as foreign clients seeking to invest in Canadian companies or list on Canadian exchanges.

• M&A: Assisting Canadian-based clients with cross-border mergers and acquisitions, and acting for foreign entities and their advisors on inbound investments and acquisitions (including private equity and venture capital investments and joint ventures).

• Secured Lending: Assisting international lenders and borrowers in loan transactions involving Canadian debtors/lenders or security interests.

• Transaction Management: Assisting Canadian- and foreign-based clients in the management of their complex multijurisdictional and cross-discipline transactions.

• Commercial Contracts: Advising on international sales, distribution, agency and licensing arrangements.

• Real Estate: Advising international investors on the acquisition of, or investment in, Canadian real property.

• Tax Planning: Providing guidance on cross-border tax planning, structuring and compliance to optimize the tax result from investment to repatriation of profits.

• Entertainment, Media & Sports: Assisting Canadian clients with cross-border production and finance transactions relating to audiovisual productions being produced outside of Canada, as well as productions being produced within Canada by foreign producers, including audiovisual treaty coproductions.

To learn more, reach out to any of our lawyers, or download our Doing Business in Canada Guide, which provides a comprehensive overview of key legal considerations for foreign investors and businesses entering the Canadian market.