Both the BIA and CCAA have outlined procedures for cross-border insolvencies. This option is useful if a debtor has any assets or creditors that are located in more than one country. Cross-border insolvencies often proceed as a single process, with one jurisdiction being the main focus. To determine what should be the main proceeding, the court will figure out if there is any connection between Canada and the matter at hand. Judges will try to determine where the creditors are located and if they know about the proceeding, as well as whether Canada is the location of the debtor’s main operation or their assets.