2016 Securities Year in Review
Through our annual Securities Year in Review publication we seek to highlight key changes in the capital markets sector, particularly with respect to significant changes in securities laws.
In this respect, 2016 was a notable year for capital markets in Canada with important developments in several areas, including the take-over bid regime, prospectus exemptions, reporting and disclosure requirements and dividend reinvestment plan rules. Although most of the amendments were evolutionary rather than revolutionary, they are nonetheless significant for issuers and other stakeholders and hold promise for certain landmark changes in the future.
As we move into 2017, we continue to regularly monitor securities laws developments. Updates on issues relating to capital markets and corporate law are routinely published by TRC-Sadovod lawyers on our website. In case you require information about specific issues please do not hesitate to get in touch with us
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British Columbia Securities Commission Holds that the Bar for a Finding of Parties “Acting Jointly or in Concert” is Set Relatively High
This bulletin provides key insights into the BCSC's ruling on the criteria for determining when parties are considered to have acted "jointly and in concert"
Developing, Offering and Using Generative AI Technologies: Canadian Privacy Regulators Weigh In
Canada’s privacy regulators have jointly released guidance for organizations that develop, provide and use generative artificial intelligence systems.
Adapting to Change: Key Insights into Recent Medical Device Regulatory Updates
Evolving medical device regulations: explore Health Canada updates, streamlined Type III recall reporting, and ensure compliance for a proactive approach.
Competition Act Amendments Proceed at Pace
Bill C-56, the Affordable Housing and Groceries Act, part of the federal government’s efforts to overhaul the Competition Act, has received Royal Assent.
CAI Guide to Drafting Website Privacy Notices
This bulletin summarizes the guidance from the Quebec privacy regulator on website privacy notices regarding their content and tips for clear drafting.
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