Decades of Discipline

Colin Kilgour opens a credit advisory practice, guiding Canadian institutions through the Global Financial Crisis. The practice lays the foundation of the firm's disciplined approach to credit.

Daniel Williams joins Kilgour Williams as partner, bringing his experience as Head of Credit Portfolio Management at National Bank of Canada, where he oversaw a $4 billion corporate loan portfolio.

Kilgour Williams advises Canadian investors recovering from the Global Financial Crisis.

Kilgour Williams registers with Canadian securities regulators as an Investment Dealer and Portfolio Manager, the formal regulatory authorization that sets the foundation for the firm's move into asset management.

After a decade advising on distressed structured credit, the firm pivots to asset management, launching its first private credit fund to deliver stable alternative yield to Canadian investors.

Walter Global Asset Management, a private equity firm, becomes a shareholder, with WGAM CEO Sylvain Brosseau joining the board.

Restructuring extends the strategy to accredited investors in the United States, Israel, Brazil, and other global investors.