Overview

Under the agreement of this take-private transaction worth C$9 billion, Boralex will continue to operate as an independent private company following closing.

Our Outlook Series 2026 provides forward‑looking analysis of the most important legal, regulatory, and market developments affecting Canadian organizations.

A leading advisor on financial services regulation and Fintech, Ana brings a practical, business-focused perspective to helping clients launch and scale innovative financial products in a highly regulated environment.

Ana Badour is a Partner in our Business Law Group in Toronto, Head of the Firm’s Financial Institutions Regulatory practice and Co-Leader of the Firm’s Fintech practice. She advises banks, emerging companies and investors across the financial services ecosystem on regulatory compliance, commercial arrangements and strategic initiatives involving innovative financial products and services.

Ranked as a leading lawyer in Chambers Canada for Banking and Finance: Financial Services Regulatory and Fintech Legal, Ana’s practice spans a broad range of financial services matters, including consumer protection, anti-money laundering compliance, payments and credit card programs, and the structuring and launch of new financial services platforms. She also advises on transactions and partnerships involving financial institutions and Fintech entities, supporting clients as they build, partner and scale in a complex regulatory landscape.

Practice Areas

• Banking/Finance
• Family Law
• Corporate & Commercial Law
• Privacy Law
• Education Law

Bar Information

Called to the bar: 2004 (ON)