Jacob Weinstock

Jacob specializes in commercial banking, debt financings, and corporate law, offering expert guidance in banking and debt finance, infrastructure, project finance, and power and renewable energy sectors. His notable contributions include facilitating the Bank of Montreal's strategic acquisition of the AIR MILES Reward business and orchestrating Orion Mine Finance's substantial project financing for Sabina Gold & Silver Corp.'s Goose Mine development in Nunavut.

He played a pivotal role in the restructuring and recapitalization efforts for Just Energy Group Inc., significantly reducing the company's debt and amending terms for senior debt obligations. Jacob's expertise also extended to securing financing for Capstone Infrastructure's Settlers Landing Wind Park project, demonstrating his capability in renewable energy financing.

Jacob's work in facilitating TorQuest Partners' acquisition of McKeil Marine Limited highlights his proficiency in managing complex transactions within the marine transportation and project services sector. His recognition as a rising star in banking by the IFLR1000 and as one to watch in banking and finance law by Best Lawyers in Canada underscores his growing influence in the field.

Before his tenure at Torys, Jacob's diverse background included volunteering as a junior legal associate, acting as a research assistant, and gaining valuable industry experience as a senior financial analyst and treasury intern. His leadership as vice-president of finance for Big Brothers and Big Sisters of York University and his commitment as a Big Brother mentor exemplify his dedication to community service.

Jacob's educational achievements include a JD/MBA from York University and a BBA from Wilfrid Laurier University, with his admission to the Ontario Bar in 2013 marking the commencement of his legal career. His multifaceted experience, both in and out of the legal field, equips him with a unique perspective on financial and corporate law, making him an invaluable asset to his clients.