Q3 | TORYS QUARTERLY • FALl 2020

Strategy for Accelerated Change

Companies have had to move fast to survive. They are now adjusting longer-term strategies to seize upon emerging trends and position themselves for success. Here are the latest insights from Torys.

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Market trends and developments

Businesses on the recovery path must address evolving markets, increased government involvement and other strategic challenges.

The post-pandemic world: key considerations for business leaders
How can businesses harness new opportunities and continue to respond to challenges in a post-pandemic world?
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  • Will a "Canada First" sentiment curb M&A?
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  • Capturing the potential of the world's accelerating digital payments ecosystem
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  • New executive compensation strategies for uncharted waters
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  • Tapping opportunity in the debt markets
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  • Infrastructure trends to expect as part of a Canadian economic recovery
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Leaders should anticipate and prepare their M&A strategy for an environment in which protectionist sentiments exist.
—From "Will a 'Canada First' sentiment curb M&A?"

Strategies for governance and risk

New governance concerns—as well as best practices and innovations—continue to influence corporate strategy.

How to reduce exposure associated with pandemic-related corporate misconduct
The disruption of the pandemic is giving rise to a new wave of corporate misconduct. How can business leaders address new challenges and mitigate risk?
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  • Redefining your contracting practices for successful post-pandemic commercial relationships
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  • Data management: turning risk into opportunity
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  • Managing remotely raises unique tax issues for businesses
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Parties are implementing changes to their contracting processes to reflect the lessons learned from negotiating new commercial arrangements in a crisis.
—From "Redefining your contracting practices for successful post-pandemic commercial relationships"

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