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The Canadian Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Professionals (CAIRP) is the national professional organization representing 916 general members acting as trustees in bankruptcy, receivers, agents, monitors and consultants in insolvency matters. There are an additional 604 members (in the articling, life and corporate categories. The Association is a non-profit corporation, established in 1979 to advance the practice of insolvency administration and the public interest related to it.

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THE 2012 INSOLVENCY AND RESTRUCTURING FORUM!

PLEASE NOTE:

The Toronto Forum on May 16 will be held at:

the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in

THE NORTH BUILDING - Room 206.

 

For program information, dates, and locations click on the brochure below:

 

Click here for venues.

 

Please click on the link below to read the comments

CAIRP Comments on Directive 13R4 and related policies 

 

Join us for the 2012 CAIRP Annual Conference in Banff!

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The 2012 CAIRP Annual Conference will be held at the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel in Banff, AB.

Dates:  Tuesday August 14 to Friday August 17, 2012

Location:  Banff Springs Hotel - Banff, AB

The Annual Conference Committee has reserved a block of standard Fairmont hotel rooms and suites. We have secured an exceptional rate of $239 (plus taxes and service charges). The Banff Springs will honour our special rate for three (3) days before and three (3) days after the CAIRP Conference based on availability.

Reserve your accomodations by calling the Fairmont Banff Springs at 1-403-762-2211. Refer to conference code "CAIRP2012" when booking.

For more information on the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, it's facilities, programs, and golf courses please go to fairmont.com/banffsprings.

 

 July 2011

CAIRP Bulletin - To access the CRA Message for Trustees, click here 

 

CQP Competency Profile/Map

The Competency Map outlines the specific professional competencies and proficiency levels that a candidate to the profession should acquire, and be able to demonstrate at the CNIE. These competencies and proficiency levels are expected to reflect the knowledge, skills and behaviours that a newly qualified CIRP should exhibit, as a minimum standard.

To view the Competency Profile, click here. 

To log in, enter your business email [john.smith@smithcompany.ca] as User I.D. and your first initial plus last name [JSmith] as your password. ..

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Mission

 

To educate and support its members in providing insolvency, restructuring and related advisory services.

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Vision

 

CAIRP members are recognized leaders in providing solutions to financially challenged individuals and businesses.

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Values

 

CAIRP and its members are committed to professionalism, trustworthiness and objectivity.

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