Presentations
Securing Approvals for Mining & Exploration Projects
| Date: |
09/22/2010 |
| Professional: |
Brian P. Dominique
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| Organizer: |
The Canadian Institute |
| City: |
Toronto |
Brian Dominque and Norman Findlay will be speaking during the Canadian Institute's Securing Approvals for Mining & Exploration Projects Conference. Norman Findlay will lead a Pre-Conference Workshop.
On September 22, 2010, Norman Findlay will lead a Financing and Reporting pre-conference workshop.
- Taking the leap from feasibility to financing:
- Successfully raising capital and securing debt financing for your international mining project
- Structuring enforceable and viable cross-border mergers and acquisitions
- Examining essential elements of MD&A disclosures for international mining projects
- Best practices for complying with IFRS for projects beyond Canadian borders
- Analyzing critical tax and securities filing obligations of multinational mining and exploration companies
On September 23, 2010, Brian Dominque will be a co-speaker at a session entitled, "Untangling the Canadian Mining Regulatory Framework: Expediting Approvals and Cutting Costs for Your Mining and Exploration Projects."
- Delving into new and critical mining legislations under the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Yukon, Ontario, Quebec, B.C., and the Federal Government
- Making sense of jurisdictional overlaps
- Understanding the roles of territorial governments, boards and municipalities
- Who has exclusive jurisdiction?
- Who has regulatory, permitting, and enforcement powers?
- Factoring in Aboriginal self-governance
- Mitigating regulatory uncertainty early in project and exploration planning
- Does the regulatory framework create disincentives for proponents to enter Canada?
- Understanding the impact of regulatory regime from an investment standpoint
Also on September 23, 2010, Norman Findlay will be a co-speaker at a session called, "Securing Financing and Raising Capital to Maximize Your Mining Opportunities."
- Analyzing current trends of credit, debt capital and equity financing
- Successfully raising sufficient capital for small or junior companies (private or public)
- Examining flow-through financings
- Assessing financing alternatives:
- Mining contractor financing
- Streaming/volume based production payment agreements
- Joint venture and strategic alliance strategies:
- Structuring innovative joint venture relationships to further mining projects
- Defining the rights and obligations of each party
- Identifying essential elements to ensure enforceability
- Understanding the business of equipment finance in the post-credit crunch climate
Brian and Norman are Partners in the firm's Mining Practice Group. Jason is a Securities lawyer. |