Fasken Martineau adds banking expertise
Thursday, September 07, 2017 @ 12:45 PM | By Carolyn Gruske
Brent Clark is the newest member of the Fasken Martineau team.
He joined the firm's Vancouver office as partner in the banking and finance group. Before coming to Fasken Martineau, he represented banks, credit unions, pension funds and other borrowers and lenders in their efforts to finance secured and unsecured transactions. He has experience in asset-based lending as well as banking and finance law.
"We look forward to having Brent play a key role in further strengthening and expanding the firm's highly regarded lending practice in the Vancouver marketplace," said Jon J. Holmstrom, leader of the banking and finance group.
"He is an established practitioner in his field and well-known in the region for his solution-based approach to working with both clients and colleagues," said William Westeringh, regional managing partner for the Vancouver office.
Clark graduated from the University of Victoria in 1992 and received his law degree from the University of Saskatchewan in 1999 before being admitted to the B.C. bar in 2000.
He joined the firm's Vancouver office as partner in the banking and finance group. Before coming to Fasken Martineau, he represented banks, credit unions, pension funds and other borrowers and lenders in their efforts to finance secured and unsecured transactions. He has experience in asset-based lending as well as banking and finance law.
"We look forward to having Brent play a key role in further strengthening and expanding the firm's highly regarded lending practice in the Vancouver marketplace," said Jon J. Holmstrom, leader of the banking and finance group.
"He is an established practitioner in his field and well-known in the region for his solution-based approach to working with both clients and colleagues," said William Westeringh, regional managing partner for the Vancouver office.
Clark graduated from the University of Victoria in 1992 and received his law degree from the University of Saskatchewan in 1999 before being admitted to the B.C. bar in 2000.