Helen Tooze is writing her doctoral thesis at Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia. Her doctoral thesis focuses on the juxtaposition between Canadian and European conventional regulation of the intermediation of complex financial products with a view to assessing each jurisdiction’s systemic risk-related ...

Helen Tooze is a Senior Policy Researcher with the Canada Climate Law Initiative through a postdoctoral research fellowship with the University of British Columbia (UBC). She has authored three climate-risk governance guides for directors of Canadian credit unions, major mining firms, and the real estate sector.

Helen Tooze is a Senior Policy Researcher with the Canada Climate Law Initiative through a postdoctoral research fellowship with the University of British Columbia. She is the author of the guide "Accomplishing More: What Next Steps in effective climate governance should Canadian mining companies be initiating?"

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Deconstructing securitisation : a new structural approach to evaluating securitisation regulation in the European Union Tooze, Helen Alexandra Joan Abstract This dissertation critically examines the European Union’s Securitisation Framework, focusing on its regulation of vulnerabilities within the originate-to-distribute financial ...

2023年6月14日 · The guide’s author, Helen Tooze, emphasizes the importance of credit unions developing resilience to climate-related risks. She suggests that credit unions should treat climate governance as a strategic concern within their operations.

This guide provides information to help boards, management, and professionals in the Canadian commercial real estate sector understand and deal with the increasing implications of climate change and the net-zero transition, including the risks, legal duties of those that should manage them, effective governance practices they should embrace, and...

1See for example, Helen Tooze, Canadian Credit Unions and Effective Climate Governance Cooperating for a Sustainable Future (CCLI and Canadian Credit Union Associa on, 2023); Janis Sarra and Norie Campbell, Banking on a Net-Zero Future: Effective

This guide provides information to help boards, management, and professionals in the Canadian commercial real estate sector understand and deal with the increasing implications of climate change and the net-zero transition, including the risks, legal duties of those that should manage them, effective governance practices they should embrace, and...