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Facing challenge together

Even the most successful businesses face new and unexpected threats and challenges — financial and commercial market pressures, stakeholder expectations, and cash and capital constraints, to name a few. In today’s complex and fast-moving economic environment, the strategy you choose to respond to these challenges is crucially important.

We can help.

The professionals of our market-leading Canadian corporate restructuring practice, Ernst & Young Inc., offer integrated, objective advice. We can help you evaluate opportunities and address challenges, create an effective restructuring plan and achieve your strategic goals — whether you’re buying or selling a distressed asset, restructuring your business or dealing with underperformance or cash management.

Our services include:

  • Working capital advisory
  • Short-term cash flow advisory
  • Distressed supplier advisory
  • Corporate debt advisory
  • Business closure or downsizing
  • Business and strategic reviews
  • Crisis stabilization and restructuring
  • Accelerated disposals and acquisitions
  • Formal insolvency

Wherever you are in Canada or around the world, we can provide insightful and practical advice. Drawing on our significant industry and sector knowledge, deep technical skills and extensive experience, we can create a tailored and collaborative approach appropriate to your short- and long-term needs and objectives.

It’s how Ernst & Young makes a difference.

To learn more, contact a member of our team.

Contacts

Murray McDonald
Leader
416 943 3016

Contact another member of our team.

Formal Restructuring Engagements

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