Fasken Continues to Lead in M&A Nationwide H1 2026 League Tables
Toronto (Canada) – Fasken has once again secured top rankings in M&A league tables published by LSEG Data & Analytics and Mergermarket for the first half of 2026. The results reflect the Firm’s leadership in the Canadian market and its role in advising our clients on many of the country’s most significant and complex transactions.
Detailed H1 2026 M&A league table rankings include:
The results demonstrate the Firm’s nationwide M&A strength, forward thinking, multidisciplinary approach and commitment to outstanding client service.
Consult Fasken’s comprehensive book on private M&A, Private M&A in Canada: Transactions & Litigation for the team’s latest insights and analysis.
The Firm’s Mergers & Acquisitions practice group is a clear leader in Canada and among Canada’s largest, advising our clients on the most complex and noteworthy transactions and cross-border deals. The group also calls upon the Firm’s deep bench for industry specific expertise and advice on regulatory matters including tax strategy, anti-trust and foreign investment, labour and employment, intellectual property, sanctions and corrupt practices and government relations.
As a premier law firm with over 900 lawyers worldwide, Fasken is where excellence meets expertise. We are dedicated to shaping the future our clients want, precisely when it matters most. For more information, visit fasken.com.
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