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Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP
Suite 3200, Bay Adelaide Centre – North Tower
40 Temperance Street
Toronto, ON M5H 0B4
Canada
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Work Department

Banking & Specialty Finance

Position

David Budd* (he/him/his) is a partner in the firm’s Mining, Banking & Specialty Finance, and Sports & Entertainment Groups and serves clients from both the Toronto and Vancouver offices. He has worked extensively with both lenders and resource companies in the mining sector on a variety of unsecured and senior secured debt facilities. He regularly acts for both lenders and borrowers on domestic and multi-jurisdictional transactions with an emphasis on corporate credit facilities, acquisitions, and project finance matters, including the financing of mines, hotels, and other real property developments. David offers extensive experience in sports law having provided advice with respect to the acquisition and financing of professional sports franchises. In addition, he has experience with respect to financing (acting for lenders and borrowers) across a broad range of industries including retail, retirement lifestyle, transportation, recycling and waste management, financial services and hospitality.

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Lawyer Rankings

Canada > Banking and finance

Historically recognized for its record in mining deals, Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP’s banking and finance practice has expanded its sector focus over recent years, with additional strong showings in the energy, TMT and financial services spheres — for both borrowers and lenders. Charles Newman co-chairs the department from Toronto and handles a mix of banking, finance, private equity and infrastructure work. The Toronto team also includes financial services chair Charles Rich and deputy firm managing partner Jennifer Wasylyk, who specializes in mine finance. Other key contacts in Toronto are: Marc MercierAlison Manzer and Jason Arbuck. In Calgary, David Kolesar and department co-head Bria Fallen are noted, while David Budd divides his practice between Toronto and Vancouver.