Canadian Regulators Adopt New Crowdfunding Exemptions for Startups and Early Stage Businesses
Canadian Regulators adopt new crowdfunding exemptions.
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Canadian Regulators adopt new crowdfunding exemptions.
Retail investors are to be eligible for proposed prospectus exemption.
The SEC announced that it has adopted rules to facilitate smaller companies’ access to capital, as mandated by the JOBS Act.
Amendments to various disclosure requirements for venture issuers will come into force.
The CSA published proposed amendments to MI 62-104 and NP 62-203.
Proxy advisory firm Glass Lewis & Co. released its Canadian proxy voting policy for the 2015 proxy season.
Amendments to come to NI 45-106 will put additional responsibility on issuers and brokers.
The CSA published a report that confirms that current proxy voting infrastructure is seriously flawed and needs to be modernized and improved.
The OSC released a report which reviewed related party transaction disclosure.
The TSX Venture Exchange is implementing amendments to its Private Placements Policy and the related forms.
The TSX Venture Exchange is implementing amendments to its Loans, Bonuses and Finder’s Fees policies.
The TSX Venture Exchange introduced a new online filing portal, called V-File, for private placement submissions.