Mark Paterson brings 20 years of business experience to GC role at Tenet Fintech Group

Paterson will develop, implement, and oversee Tenet's ongoing legal strategy

Mark Paterson brings 20 years of business experience to GC role at Tenet Fintech Group

Tenet Fintech Group Inc. has appointed Mark Paterson as general counsel. He will develop, implement, and oversee the ongoing legal strategy for the growing fintech and AI service provider.

Paterson brings with him over 20 years of experience working in-house for multi-national organizations as well as practicing at Fasken where he began his legal career in the corporate law department. He has developed a broad expertise in Canadian and international legal matters and has been able to use that expertise to enhance business operations.

Prior to joining Tenet, Paterson was director of legal affairs at Future Electronics for more than 10 years where his responsibilities included acting as the primary legal resource for finance and tax departments, and providing regular advice to the CFO and other executives on Canadian and international matters. He was also the main legal representative on all M&A and investment matters. Paterson also previously worked as general counsel and vice president of strategic alliances for the speciality travel company, Luxury Retreats.

Paterson was drawn to his new role by Tenet’s vision and passion.

"It is a privilege to join the exceptional team of bright and driven entrepreneurs, professionals and experts at Tenet and to be part of its dynamic leadership team," he said. "I look forward to working closely with my new colleagues in this strategic role and helping Tenet continue on its remarkable journey."

Paterson holds degrees in civil law and common law from McGill University and is a member of the Quebec Bar.

Headquartered in Canada, Tenet Fintech Group is the parent company of a group of innovative financial technology and artificial intelligence companies. Tenet's subsidiaries provide various analytics and AI-based services to financial institutions and businesses through the “Business Hub”, an ecosystem where data analysis and artificial intelligence are used to facilitate transactions between its members.

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