Greg McNab

Greg McNab is a Partner in Dentons' Corporate group and Canada Co-chair for the firm's Mining group, specialising in Mergers and Acquisitions. He advises on financings of public and private securities issuers, capital markets transactions, mergers and acquisitions, and resources and energy matters, both domestically and internationally, and also advises on corporate governance, regulatory compliance and continuous disclosure for public issuers.

As a former mechanical engineer, Greg has extensive experience in both the energy and mining sectors. He has advised on significant transactions, including acting as counsel to CITIC Metal in its CA$723 million subscription for 19.5% of Ivanhoe Mines, advising a shareholder group in seeking competing bids in a hostile takeover bid for a TSX-listed iron ore producer, and acting as Canadian counsel to a consortium of Tokyo Electric Power Company, Toshiba Corporation and Japan Bank for International Cooperation in a CA$270 million private placement. He has also worked on a range of renewable and clean tech matters, including wind, solar and hydro projects. Greg is a director and Canadian Chair of the Canadian Australian Chamber of Commerce and regularly speaks at conferences and writes on securities, mining and energy matters.

Greg holds an LL.B. from the University of Windsor (1999) and a B.Eng.Mgt. from McMaster University (1988).