Stikeman Elliott LLP | Calgary, Alberta, Canada
A lawyer since 1998
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Keith Chatwin stands at the helm of the Corporate Group in Calgary, where he masterfully oversees a wide spectrum of corporate transactions. His expertise spans public and private financings, mergers and acquisitions, corporate restructuring, shareholder strategies, and more. Keith's notable work includes navigating both contested and uncontested takeover bids, along with various corporate arrangements like reverse takeovers, spin-outs, and asset deals.
His international advisory role is particularly significant, with Keith leading Stikeman Elliott’s Korea Group and playing a key role in the Japan Group. This positions him as a crucial bridge for international clients looking to engage with the Canadian market, especially in strategic transactions and project developments.
Keith's professional affiliations are extensive, reflecting his diverse expertise and commitment to the legal profession. He is a recognized member across several legal associations, including both domestic and international bar associations, and contributes to the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Korea. His advisory roles with the Alberta Securities Commission and the Toronto Stock Exchange highlight his influence in shaping Canadian securities law.
His academic background is robust, with law and business degrees from the University of British Columbia, underscoring his dual expertise in legal and corporate strategy. Since being admitted to the Alberta bar in 1998, Keith has contributed to high-profile transactions, such as Pembina Pipeline Corporation’s significant financial offering and strategic equity deals involving Hanmi Pharmaceutical and LG Energy Solution.
Keith’s accolades from leading legal directories, like Chambers Canada and IFLR1000, affirm his status as a top lawyer in his field. His insights on forced and child labor reporting, along with contributions to discussions on investor prospectus exemptions, demonstrate his engagement with critical legal issues.
Keith's perspectives on the Canadian energy sector and his contributions to discussions on M&A, shareholder activism, and the path to net zero at various forums indicate his pivotal role in the legal and corporate landscapes. His leadership and insights not only guide his clients but also contribute to broader discussions on corporate law, finance, and sustainability.