Robin Shaban

Co-founder of the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project (CAMP)

Robin Shaban a co-founder of the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project (CAMP), a think tank dedicated to addressing the issues caused by monopoly power in Canada. They are also a co-founder and former senior economist at Vivic Research, and economic consulting firm dedicated to empowering advocates working toward social justice with data-driven research. Robin was named a winner of the Globe and Mail’s Report on Business 2021 Changemakers award and is a former officer at the Competition Bureau.

All Sessions by Robin Shaban

  • SHARE Investor Summit Day 1

    Feb. 15

  • 1:30  - 2:30 PM
    The sands of pension and corporate law and policy are shifting under our feet this year as the federal government pursues a variety of economic changes which will affect investment, economic and social outcomes. Big controversies over things like inflation-fighting measures, mergers, and protecting pensions are challenging the old economic policy playbook, and changing the rules for investment and innovation for all of us. So where is the battle over inflation headed, what’s next for competition law, and what will happen with the fight over pension beneficiary super-priority in insolvencies as Bill C-228 goes to the Senate?

    Our panel of economists and legal experts will walk us through why pensions and investment leaders need to understand what’s changed in how we think about economic policy, the reality behind these and other shifts, what’s coming up next, and what it all means for our economic and social future.
    Where
    Stanley Park Ballroom



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