Tag: securities law

Bulletin | Hello February! Why So Short? Edition | February 2022

In this bulletin: Everything’s Derivative: Canadian Securities Regulators Adopt Amendments to Derivatives Clearing Rules Now You See Me: New Ownership Transparency Requirements for Private Ontario Corporations Not Just a Status Update: New AML Requirements Applicable...

FAQ Corner: Does Investing Clients’ Assets Into Crypto Require a Portfolio Manager (PM) to First Update its Business Plan with the Ontario Securities Commission (the OSC)?

Answer: This question arises because OSC Staff have stated their position that a registered firm that plans to establish, manage, advise and/or trade in securities of investment funds with portfolios of cryptocurrencies or cryptocurrency assets are required to report...

Osgoode Professional Development

On February 16, Stacey Long and Richard Roskies served as expert instructors on Registration and Investment Fund Considerations for the Osgoode Intensive Course in Canadian Securities Law and Practice. February 28, 2022

Bulletin | Snowy January Edition | January 2022

In this bulletin: Getting More for Less – OSC Proposes Amendments to Fee Rule Third Time Lucky? The Latest on the CSA’s Derivatives Business Conduct Rule The CSA Proposes Modernizing Prospectus Filings for Investment Funds Wrapped, Tied and Tangled – OSC...

OSC Releases Proposed Statement of Priorities

On November 18, the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) published OSC Notice 11-794 Statement of Priorities seeking comment on its draft 2022-2023 Statement of Priorities (SoP) to inform its business planning for the fiscal year ending on March 31, 2023. The OSC has...

OSC Finalizes 2021-2022 Statement of Priorities

On June 29, 2021 the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) published its 2021-2022 Statement of Priorities (the Statement of Priorities) for the financial year ending March 31, 2022. The OSC received 16 comment letters on its draft Statement of Priorities which was...

Tipster Trio Shares OSC Whistleblower Payout

On November 17, the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) announced that it has awarded a total of $585,000 to three whistleblowers, each of whom provided timely, specific and creditable information that helped advance enforcement action resulting in monetary payments...