Ronan Levy
Associate, Toronto Office
Telephone 416-863-2782
Facsimile 416-863-2653
ronan.levy@blakes.com
Areas of Practice
Securities
Profile
Ronan Levy is an Associate in the Securities Group. Ronan's practice involves advising clients on a range of business law issues, including mergers and acquisitions, securities law, financings, corporate governance compliance obligations and commercial transactions.
Ronan joined Blakes as a Summer Law Student in 2003 and completed his juris doctor from the University of Toronto in 2004. Before attending law school, Ronan attained his bachelor of commerce (high distinction) at the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto.
Education
Admitted to the Ontario Bar - 2005
J.D., University of Toronto - 2004
B.Comm., University of Toronto - 2001
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Securities
Blakes has one of the largest securities practice groups in Canada. Lawyers in this Group act for issuers and underwriters in public offerings and for bidders, target companies, independent directors and financial advisers in take-over bids. They also deal with many less visible matters, such as private placements, dealer registrations, stock exchange listings, timely disclosure and insider trading issues, valuations and fairness opinions. They have excellent working relationships with the provincial securities commissions and stock exchanges.
Blakes securities lawyers, working closely with the Taxation Group, have helped create many of the successful securitized and derivative products that have been brought to market in recent years. They have been at the forefront of international developments. From the first eurobond deals in the 1960s, through the early swaps at the turn of the 1980s and the subsequent U.K. privatizations, Blakes has been deeply involved with international offerings into Canada or involving Canadian companies. Canada/U.S. cross-border offerings have also long been an important part of our practice.
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To end uncertainty over what properties are owned by the public company, many shareholders are demanding to see audited financial statements and other records, said Ronan Levy, a Toronto corporate lawyer and Sulja stock owner.
Levy is circulating a petition to force the company to disclose financial statements and other records that would reveal the assets of the company and how well the company is doing financially.
From the Windsor Star,today:
Friday, November 24, 2006
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