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Summary
The Canadian Business Conduct Rules go live is fast approaching on September 28th, 2024. Please sign up for our webinar where industry experts from ISDA and OSLER will join S&P Global to discuss the upcoming changes, how they will impact you and the requirements to be finalized ahead of the go-live date.
- Overview of the Canadian Business Conduct Rules.
- Discuss the requirements and timing of implementation.
- Explore the ISDA representation and disclosure documentation.
- How ISDA Amend can help streamline the sharing of the required information with your trading relationships.
Speaker
Neil Evans
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Director
Neil Evans is the commercial lead for the ISDA Amend platform at S&P Global Market Intelligence as well as leading previous projects for IBOR transition and the introduction of Security Based Swap rules in 2021.
Neil Evans is the commercial lead for the ISDA Amend platform at S&P Global Market Intelligence as well as leading previous projects for IBOR transition and the introduction of Security Based Swap rules in 2021. Neil has over a decade of experience working at financial institutions where he predominantly managed large operations teams focused on trade lifecycle management and process improvement across Credit Derivatives and Foreign Exchange.
Frederick O. Quenzer
International Swaps and Derivatives Association, inc. (ISDA)
Senior Counsel, Americas
Frederick O. Quenzer is Senior Counsel, Americas, at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, Inc. (ISDA) where he works on documentation and legal projects in the credit derivatives and securities financing transactions area.
Frederick O. Quenzer is Senior Counsel, Americas, at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, Inc. (ISDA) where he works on documentation and legal projects in the credit derivatives and securities financing transactions area. In addition to his work on documentation, Mr. Quenzer also covers North American and Caribbean legal opinions, US tax-related matters and regulatory and policy matters in the United States and Canada. Before joining ISDA, Mr. Quenzer was an associate at Ropes & Gray in New York, where he worked in the investment management group.
Mr. Quenzer holds a BS from Cornell University, a JD from Fordham University School of Law and is a member of the New York Bar.
Lisa Mantello
OSLER
Partner, Financial Services
Lisa is an experienced transactional lawyer who is recognized for her fresh perspective and creativity in solving problems for her clients.
Lisa is an experienced transactional lawyer who is recognized for her fresh perspective and creativity in solving problems for her clients. Lisa practises in all areas of financial services with particular expertise in domestic and cross-border financing transactions, structured finance, and derivatives. Lisa brings to the table a wealth of practical knowledge from being involved in some of the most complex and dynamic transactions of the last decade in the Canadian structured finance market. Lisa is consistently recognized as a leading lawyer by the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory in the area of derivatives, Best Lawyers in Canada in the area of banking and finance and is Highly Regarded by IFLR 1000 in the areas of banking and finance, derivatives, and financial restructuring.
Recently, Lisa was named one of the Top 25 Most Influential Lawyers in Canada for 2023. Each year, the Canadian Lawyer's Top 25 Most Influential Lawyers list recognizes an individual's efforts to help shape the law and contribute to the strength and quality of legal services. Lawyers who are selected often contribute to the most nationally significant and strategic legal questions, cases, deals, and disputes.
Lisa speaks and writes extensively in Canada and internationally about the derivatives industry, fintech and cross-border financings. She is a board member of the Finance Advisory Board for Practical Law – Canada, established by Carswell.
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