Senior counsel, working directly on your matter.

Ahmad Adam advises corporations, banks, and investment dealers on their most consequential corporate, securities, financial services, and structured finance mandates.

His practice spans banking, finance, and securities law, with particular depth in structured finance and securitization, corporate finance, and lending. He acts for issuers, underwriters, investment banks, borrowers, and lenders across a wide range of asset classes (residential and commercial mortgages, credit card receivables, automotive loan and lease receivables, equipment receivables, commission receivables, and trade receivables), structuring transactions that have to withstand scrutiny long after they close.

Ahmad began his career as a corporate and securities associate at Dentons, then moved in-house (first at The Globe and Mail, later at BNY Mellon), where he saw first-hand how legal structure meets commercial reality. Most recently, he was a partner at Miller Thomson LLP, advising clients across the country. That career, spent on both sides of the client relationship, shapes how the firm works: advice built for the people who have to live with it.