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Raising U.S. Funds Under Canada’s New “Listed Issuer Financing Exemption”

​​​​​​​As many of our readers will have heard, the Canadian Securities Administrators (“CSA”) has announced the adoption of a new prospectus exemption for certain reporting issuers listed on a Canadian stock exchange (the...more

Continuing a Company from One Country to Another Country Without U.S. Registration or Exemption Triggers Shareholder Rescission...

​​​​​​​In Canada it’s considered no big deal to ask shareholders to approve a continuance or redomicile of a company from one province to another, or between Canadian provincial and federal jurisdictions. That’s also largely...more

SEC Creates New File Transfer System for Supplemental Materials and Rule 83 Confidential Treatment Requests

The SEC announced last week that in light of COVID-19 concerns, the Division of Corporation Finance is providing a temporary secure file transfer process for the submission of (i) supplemental materials that are requested by...more

A Reminder to Track Rule 701 Equity Awards to U.S. Residents

Canadian companies relying on Rule 701 under the Securities Act of 1933 to exempt their U.S. awards of stock options and other types of compensatory equity (such as RSUs and PSUs), need to track on an ongoing basis the amount...more

SEC Staff Issues New Interpretation on Regulation S Resales, Benefiting Investors in Foreign Issuers

On January 23, 2015, the staff of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission issued a new interpretation on the application of Rule 905 of Regulation S under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the...more

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