Eseosa Omoruyi

Finance Content Lawyer @Lexisnexis Canada

Toronto, ON, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Aug 2025 — Present

Finance Content Lawyer @Lexisnexis Canada

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Toronto, ON, CA

I manage the Finance practice area within LexisNexis Canada Practical Guidance. My responsibilities include:• Defining and executing the strategic direction of the practice area• Creating new practical resources, including precedents, practice notes, model clauses, and checklists on topics such as commercial lending, asset-based lending, project finance, acquisition financing, and securitization• Updating and maintaining the accuracy and currency of existing materials• Enhancing the breadth and depth of finance law coverage to meet practitioner needs• Partnering with leading subject matter experts to develop and refine finance law content

EDUCATION

2021 — 2023

University of Saskatchewan

Master of Laws - LLM

2014 — 2017

University of Essex

Bachelor of Laws - LLB

2017 — 2018

Nigerian Law School

Barrister at Law

ABOUT ESEOSA OMORUYI

I am a banking and financial services lawyer with experience spanning Canada and Nigeria, advising lenders, borrowers, project sponsors, and financial institutions on complex financing transactions and regulatory matters.Currently, I manage the Finance practice area within LexisNexis Canada’s Practical Guidance, where I develop precedents, clauses, and practice notes that support Canadian finance lawyers across areas such as bilateral and syndicated lending, asset-based lending, acquisition financing, project finance and securitization.Previously, I articled at Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, where I supported financing transactions from due diligence to closing, and earlier in my career, I practiced as a Banking & Finance Associate at AELEX, a top-tier West African law firm, advising on major syndicated financings and debt restructurings in the energy and infrastructure sectors.My academic background includes an LLM in Secured Financing Law from the University of Saskatchewan, where my research focused on the regulation of crypto-assets as collateral under Canadian PPSA regimes. I am passionate about financial services innovation, development finance, and expanding access to affordable and inclusive financing. I am especially interested in how evolving legal frameworks can drive responsible lending and sustainable economic growth across diverse markets. I look forward to connecting with you!

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