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Asset managers must continue to maintain effective controls and compliance and manage risk as well as build organizational strength and capacity to thrive in today’s competitive environment.

With the implementation of the Canadian Clean Fuel Regulations (CFR) beginning in 2022, Canada added significant clean fuel requirements to the existing British Columbia Low Carbon Fuels Act (BC-LCFS).

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When growth-aware clients need outsourced accounting, controllership or CFO services to support their trajectory, they look to Weaver’s accounting advisory team for strategic guidance and ongoing support.

Download our service sheet for information on how Weaver Capital Advisors offers customized wealth management strategies that meet our clients’ goals.

Weaver’s transaction advisory team guides clients through the deal lifecycle with M&A strategies and due diligence efforts to keep clients informed, proactive and confident.

Download Weaver's ESG Report to learn about our commitment to operating openly, ethically and transparently as a firm that is focused on the future.

Facing limited resources and increasingly rapid technology advances, public service organizations must evolve their processes, systems and infrastructure to embrace existing shifts.

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations have become integral to success for innovative companies of all sizes.

Weaver has built a reputation for excellent service and enduring relationships in the peer review community, and our process is designed to be collaborative, comprehensive and efficient.

With the release of the ASTM E3417-24 analytical method, ethanol producers can navigate the complex generation of Cellulosic (D3) RINs from Corn Kernel Fiber (CKF), with a recognized approach to quantify cellulosic content from corn.

A fairness opinion is a form of valuation analysis, which differs from other valuation analyses in that it evaluates the value received in the transaction in addition to the value exchanged.