Band 3
Provided by Ebad Rahman
Ebad’s diverse technology practice includes advising on technology contracting, outsourcing and general commercial agreements, as well as on software development, cloud computing and procurement matters. He also counsels clients on sponsorship, licensing and naming rights agreements, frequently sought out by corporate sponsors to advise on how best to structure their sponsorship arrangements to maximize their return on investment.
Ebad co-heads Torys’ Payments and Cards practice and supports clients in the acquisition and development of card programs, payment systems and mobile payment solutions, as well as related outsourcing arrangements.
Provided by Chambers
Ebad Rahman provides counsel on outsourcing and software development issues to a broad client base, primarily banks. He also has experience with commercial rights agreements.
Provided by Chambers
Ebad Rahman is always supportive and brings value to all matters.
He is very responsive, highly in tune with and sensitive to our company's needs, very collaborative with internal and external counsel, and respectful and collaborative in negotiations.
Ebad Rahman is always supportive and brings value to all matters.
He is very responsive, highly in tune with and sensitive to our company's needs, very collaborative with internal and external counsel, and respectful and collaborative in negotiations.
1 item provided by Torys LLP
Torys Quarterly: How will Canada reinvent its payments framework for a post-COVID digital reality?
Major changes will soon occur in Canada’s payments landscape. Alternative digital payment solution platforms have entered & expanded the market of offerings. This article explores Payments Canada’s modernization initiative, along with potential benefits and opportunities for the participants.
Torys Quarterly: How will Canada reinvent its payments framework for a post-COVID digital reality?
Major changes will soon occur in Canada’s payments landscape. Alternative digital payment solution platforms have entered & expanded the market of offerings. This article explores Payments Canada’s modernization initiative, along with potential benefits and opportunities for the participants.
