Christine Ing

Christine has become a pivotal force in Toronto’s legal scene, especially in the realms of technology and FinTech law, since her Ontario Bar admission in 1995. Her expertise seamlessly bridges the gap between complex legal frameworks and the fast-paced world of technology, offering clients innovative solutions to their most intricate tech-related challenges.

As an equity partner and the driving force behind the National Technology Law Group and the FinTech Group, Christine's influence extends across various tech-centric transactions and disputes. Her work encompasses a vast array of areas, including cloud computing agreements, SaaS arrangements, and intricate software development projects. Her deep dive into information security and vendor risk management highlights her comprehensive approach to tech law.

Christine’s knack for demystifying the legal aspects of technology transactions has made her a trusted advisor in the banking sector and other regulated industries. Her strategic guidance on data sharing, AI-powered solutions procurement, and payments modernization showcases her ability to tackle complex regulatory and privacy challenges head-on.

Her notable achievements include pioneering data sharing agreements and steering financial institutions through the acquisition of AI solutions, reflecting her adeptness at navigating the intersections of technology and law. Christine’s role in facilitating a multinational bank’s core commercial arrangements with payment network providers and advising on financial benchmarks in Canada further underscores her expertise.

Outside of her transactional work, Christine is a thought leader in emerging tech trends like big data, artificial intelligence, and blockchain. Her involvement in open data projects and strategic collaborations between industry incumbents and disruptors places her at the forefront of FinTech innovation.

Her educational background, with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from the University of Toronto and an LLB from Osgoode Hall Law School, complements her legal practice, providing a solid foundation for her technical and legal expertise.

Christine's contributions to legal education and discourse, through speaking engagements and publications, demonstrate her commitment to advancing the field of technology law. Her recognition in Chambers Global, The Legal 500 - Canada, and other prestigious directories as a leader in information technology and FinTech law attests to her standing in the legal community.

For businesses navigating the complexities of technology and FinTech law in Toronto, Christine offers a blend of analytical prowess, innovative legal solutions, and a deep understanding of the tech industry’s commercial realities, making her an invaluable asset to her clients.