Stikeman Elliott's second seminar on registration reform is now also available online. The webcast provides further details regarding the recently-published National Instrument 31-103 Registration Requirements, including a discussion of who needs to be registered and how to do so, as well as an overview of new capital, insurance and compliance requirements. A PDF of the seminar booklet accompanying the audio presentation is also available.
A webcast of Stikeman Elliott's recently-held seminar on registration reform is now available online. The webcast provides an overview of recently-published National Instrument 31-103 Registration Requirements, describes the new regime's impact on various market participants and provides tips for effective transition and implementation. A PDF of the seminar booklet accompanying the audio presentation is also available.
Welcome to Canadian Securities Law Online, Stikeman Elliott's new online resource for securities, corporate finance and M&A law. Canadian Securities Law Online makes it easy to browse our latest updates and analysis on regulatory and market developments. Hear more about CSLO here. (May take a minute to load)
On February 29, 2008, the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) published their revised proposals relating to national registration requirements for dealers, advisers and investment fund managers. Over 260 comment letters were received on the original proposals (published in February of 2007). These proposals constitute an overhaul of registration requirements and registration exempt activities, and are intended to present a streamlined and harmonized approach to the regulation of investment activities across Canada. On April 3, 2008, Stikeman Elliott hosted a seminar on the impact of registration reform. To watch the webcast, please click "View Webcast", right. |
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