Watch the replay of Structuring Fintech Investments Across the U.S. and Canada — What Founders and Funds Need to Know – a featured presentation at the Canada FinTech Symposium.

Cross-border capital is fuel for Canadian fintech, but the tax and structuring decisions behind it can make or break a deal. At the Canada FinTech Symposium 2026 – Alberta Edition, Andersen took to the stage to break down what founders and funds actually need to get right. 

Dale Franko and Savneet Talwar bring decades of cross-border tax expertise spanning Canada–U.S. compliance, corporate and partnership structuring, inbound/outbound taxation, and advising founders, funds and high-net-worth investors on complex international deals.

If you would like to connect with the team at Andersen to discuss your specific situation, please contact us HERE.

This recorded event is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, or financial advice. The opinions expressed during the event are those of the presenters and do not necessarily reflect the views of Andersen. Attendees and viewers are encouraged to seek professional advice tailored to their specific circumstances before making any decisions based on the content of this recorded event. Participation in the event does not create a client relationship with Andersen or any of its affiliates.

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The member firms of Andersen in Canada focus on Canadian, international and Canada-U.S. cross-border tax matters. With offices across Canada, our tax professionals work with a broad range of businesses and individual clients to develop innovative tax solutions for a diverse range of issues. Our senior leaders and many of our professional staff have extensive experience in Canadian, international, U.S. and cross-border tax matters with major international accounting firms, as well as practical experience working with businesses and individuals.