Munier Saloojee-Ebrahim

Munier Saloojee, a lawyer with a wide-ranging expertise in corporate and securities law, specializes in the nuanced field of investment funds. His advice is highly sought after by both public and private investment funds, for whom he has facilitated the introduction of innovative financial products. Saloojee's skill set is not limited to the development and launch of these financial instruments; he also excels in their restructuring, ensuring they meet the dynamic needs of the market.

Saloojee's ability to smoothly negotiate with third-party service providers is matched by his adept navigation through regulatory landscapes, particularly in resolving issues with Canadian securities authorities. This expertise extends to advising offshore issuers keen on penetrating the Canadian market, as well as providing counsel on the intricacies of cross-border and project financings.

His contributions have not gone unnoticed in the realm of investment funds. Currently, he lends his insights to the Canadian ETF Association's Media and Public Relations Committee. His dedication and proficiency in private funds have been lauded by Who’s Who Legal, recognizing him as a leading figure in Canada for Private Funds in both 2015 editions of Who’s Who Legal Canada and Who’s Who Legal 100.

Saloojee's track record of client successes includes spearheading innovative financial ventures, such as the launch of Manulife Financial Corporation's goals-based investing initiative, considered a game-changer in its domain. He also played a pivotal role in launching Canada's first actively managed cannabis-focused ETF with Redwood Asset Management, and facilitated the introduction of several other groundbreaking ETFs, underscoring his leading position in investment fund innovation.

Beyond his involvement in high-profile deals, Saloojee actively shares his knowledge through blog posts, addressing critical transitions and regulatory changes affecting ETFs, further showcasing his commitment to advancing the understanding of investment funds within the legal and financial communities.

With a background in law from the University of Western Ontario and an honors degree from Queen's University, Saloojee's academic foundation complements his professional achievements. His active membership in the Canadian Bar Association, Ontario Bar Association, and participation in the Fasken Martineau Student Development Committee reflect his ongoing engagement with the legal community and dedication to nurturing the next generation of legal professionals.