Investment loan

• Investment Limits (Trust and Loan Companies) Regulations

• Canada Gazette Nbr. 22, October 24, 2001
• Part II - Official regulations
• Trust and Loan Companies Act

• Kelly v. Imperial Loan & Investment Co., , 11 S.C.R. 516 (1885)

Supreme Court of Canada Kelly v. Imperial Loan & Investment Co., 11 S.C.R. 516 Date: 1885-11-16 William Kelly (Plaintiff) Appellant; and The Imperial...

• Supreme Court of Canada

• U.S. Treasury Seeks To Enhance Credit Market Liquidity Through Public-Private Investment Program And Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility

On March 23, 2009, the United States Department of the Treasury ("Treasury") announced details of its Public-Private Investment Program. Similar to th...

• Mondaq Business Briefing
• Canada Law Articles in English

• Minority Investment (Trust and Loan Companies) Regulations

• Canada Gazette Nbr. 22, October 24, 2001
• Part II - Official regulations
• Trust and Loan Companies Act

• Foundation Helps Business Dreams Become Reality

This summer, a groundbreaking ceremony was held at the site of the SIEF's future home, an office complex located on Muskeg Lake First Nation's urban reserve in Saskatoon. While the new complex is expected to be completed by the end of this year, the grand opening won't happen until late spring or early summer when the foundation plans to officially commemorate its 20th anniversary. "We've been planning this for the last five years or so and we really wanted to have an economic development complex on First Nations land within the city of Saskatoon," said Dana Soonias, business development manager at SIEF. In 2002, SIEF amalgamated with the Saskatchewan Indian Loan Company (SILCO) and, during this amalgamation, SIEF obtained an investment portfolio from SILCO and FSIN that will provide ad...

• Saskatchewan Sage
• August 05, 2009

• Minority Investment (Trust and Loan Companies) Regulations-Regulations Amending

• Canada Gazette Nbr. 3, February 03, 1999
• Part II - Official regulations
• Trust and Loan Companies Act

• Ex-Crocus Ceo Heads to Court

[Sherman Kreiner] argued in court submissions that [Jon Singleton] erred by limiting his investigation to a period ending Sept. 30, 2004. Following that date, Kreiner alleged, a number of critical events occurred which led to a decision in early December to cease trading. Kreiner stated these events are key to understanding why the fund collapsed. In his court submission, Kreiner alleged [John Pelton] and [Laurie Goldberg] "had specific responsibility for valuation of the fund" and also were the officers who recommended a write-down in the portfolio's value in September 2004. Despite this, Kreiner claimed "the Auditor General makes no reference to the role played by Mr. Goldberg and Mr. Pelton in the valuation of the Fund. Kreiner further alleged that the investigators did not ask him ...

...A former top official with the Crocus Investment Fund will appear in a Winnipeg court tomorrow in a... among others significantly misrepresented a loan from a venture capital fund in Quebec as an invest...

• Winnipeg Free Press
• August 11, 2009

• Canadian Mutual Loan & Investment Co. v. Lee, , 34 S.C.R. 224 (1903)

Supreme Court of Canada Canadian Mutual Loan & Investment Co. v. Lee, 34 S.C.R. 224 Date: 1903-11-19 The Canadian Mutual Loan and Investment Company ...

• Supreme Court of Canada

• Keystone Beef Plant Receives $17.5 Million

The fledgling beef processing operation will receive a $10-million loan from the federal government's new Slaughter Improvement Program and a $7.5-million equity investment from the Manitoba Cattle Enhancement Council.

• Brandon Sun, The
• November 04, 2009

• Canada (National Revenue) v. RBC Life Insurance Company, 2011 FC 1249 (2011)

... requirements seeks “A listing of all loans outstanding […] contracted by individuals, corpo... Insurance Company of Canada ) 10-8 Investment Plans” during a specified period. This requireme...

• Federal Court