Meaghan Tower

Meaghan Obee Tower partners in the realms of Banking & Finance, Financial Products & Services, Insurance & Reinsurance, and Restructuring & Insolvency. Her expertise lies in a diverse array of financial legal practices, including both secured and unsecured lending, debt financing, regulatory compliance within financial services, and corporate restructuring.

In her banking and finance capacity, Meaghan represents borrowers, lenders, and syndicates across a spectrum of transactions, ranging from acquisition financings to private equity and debtor-in-possession lending. Her work spans domestic and international markets across various industries.

Her regulatory practice sees her guiding banks, trust companies, and insurers through complex compliance landscapes, addressing routine licensing and reporting, as well as significant transactions like company formations and acquisitions.

Recognized by legal directories for her prowess in Asset-Based Lending and Banking & Finance, Meaghan's contributions to the field are well acknowledged.

As a legal professional, Meaghan's affiliations include the Law Society of Ontario, the Canadian Bar Association, and the Ontario Bar Association, reflecting her active involvement in the legal community.

Meaghan’s journey into law was preceded by a significant role at the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario, grounding her in a diverse professional background.

Holding degrees from Queen’s University and McGill University, Meaghan was called to the Ontario Bar in 2005, marking the start of her distinguished legal career.

Notably, Meaghan acted as Canadian counsel for HSBC Holdings plc in a major sale to the Royal Bank of Canada and advised Sagicor Financial Company Ltd. on a significant acquisition, showcasing her pivotal role in major transactions.

Her achievements have been spotlighted in IFLR1000 and The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory, attesting to her expertise and impact in the field.

Meaghan’s authorship includes contributions to the Chambers Global Practice Guides, enriching the discourse on insurance law and practice.

Her legal commentary explores innovative ownership models and the intricacies of establishing financial institutions in Canada, offering valuable insights into the financial legal landscape.

As a key figure in legal education, Meaghan has shared her knowledge on regulatory updates and insurance company governance at prestigious industry events, further establishing her as a thought leader and respected voice in her areas of practice.