Timothy Phillips

Delving into the intricacies of capital markets and securities, Tim has become a linchpin for our operations, guiding us through both public and private offerings with a finesse that speaks to his extensive background. His insights on regulatory frameworks have been crucial for us, navigating the complexities of Canadian and international derivatives regulation with unparalleled expertise. From advising on netting and collateral matters to facilitating landmark acquisitions, Tim's strategic approach has consistently delivered results that exceed our expectations.

His role in facilitating the Royal Bank of Canada's landmark acquisition and his involvement in cutting-edge transactions, like the Cboe Global Markets acquisitions, showcase his ability to handle high-stakes deals with precision. Whether it's advising clearinghouses or navigating the regulatory landscape for global financial institutions extending into Canada, Tim's depth of knowledge and proactive advice have been invaluable.

Notably, his work on "at-the-market" equity distribution programs underscores his adeptness at managing and executing complex transactions. His recognition as a Thomson Reuters Stand-out Lawyer across multiple years attests to the respect he commands in the legal field.

Tim's contributions to the legal community, including teaching at Osgoode Hall Law School and publishing on pertinent issues, reflect his commitment to advancing the field of capital markets law. His background in both Canadian and New York law, complemented by his foundational education in commerce, enables him to offer advice that is not only legally sound but also commercially astute.

For anyone navigating the capital markets, Tim's expertise and advisory not only illuminate the path forward but ensure a journey marked by strategic success and regulatory compliance. His involvement in our projects, set against the backdrop of Toronto's vibrant financial district, has been pivotal to our success and growth in a rapidly evolving market landscape.