W A L N KI S A L A R O CO B FINANCING THE SMALL FIRM Professor Jeffrey G. Macintosh VOLUME I [£Jct5S I - /L J SPRING 1995 FOR THE CLASSROOM USE OF UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO STUDENTS ONLY Storage KF 1659 A7 M3 2 1995 v. 1 [Class 1-2] /W-g£?0 DEC 1 9 1994 F : £3UKA laskin law library UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO FINANCING THE SMALL FIRM Professor Jeffrey G. Macintosh VOLUME I [dUu I-2.J SPRING 1995 FOR THE CLASSROOM USE OF UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO STUDENTS ONLY Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2018 with funding from University of Toronto https://archive.org/details/financingsmallfi01maci FINANCING THE SMALL FIRM VOLUME I Spring 1995 Professor Jeffrey G. Macintosh TABLE OF CONTENTS CLASS 1: JAN. 9 AN OVERVIEW OF SOURCES OF FINANCING AND THE PROBLEMS CONFRONTING SMALL (AND ESPECIALLY HIGH TECHNOLOGY) FIRMS (1) "The Fall of Big Business" (April 17, 1993) The Economist 13 . 1 (2) Jeffrey G. Macintosh, Legal and Institutional Barriers to Financing Innovative Enterprise in Canada (Kingston: Government and Competitiveness Project, 1994), 1-89 . 3 (3) Vijay M. Jog and Huntley Schaller, "Sources of Financing for Small- and Medium-Sized Companies in Canada", in Tax Effects on the Financing of Medium and Small Public Corporations. Roy D. Hogg and Jack M. Mintz, eds. (Kingston: John Deutsch Institute, 1991).49 (4) R. Richardson Pettit and Ronald F. Singer, "Small Business Finance: A Research Agenda" (1985) 14 Fin. Management 47 .59 CLASS 2: JAN. 16 BANKS AND HIGH TECHNOLOGY ENTERPRISE Guest Star: Paul Toriel, Royal Bank of Canada (1) Paul Toriel, Financing the New Economy: Towards a Positive Conspiracy . . 73 (2) Canadian Bankers Association, "The Banking Industry Supports the Small Business Sector", January 25, 1994 . 185 (3) Michael Posner, "Visionary in a hurry" (March/April 1994) Canadian Banker 12 .203 (4) Rick Lunny (V.-P. & Manager, T.D. Bank, Technology Banking Group, Markham, Ontario), "Conventional Bank Financing for an Unconventional Industry: ’Lending to the Leading Edge’", March 1, 1994 . 207 (5) Alan Taylor speech 221 /