Canada:
New Brunswick Joins Canadian MoU Respecting Oversight Of Exchanges
06 July 2020
Stikeman Elliott LLP
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The Ontario Securities Commission recently announced that the
MoU between various Canadian securities regulators respecting the
oversight of exchanges and quotation and trade reporting systems is
being amended to add the Financial and Consumer Services Commission
of New Brunswick as a party.
The amendments to the MoU come into force on September 1,
2020.
Originally published 03 July, 2020
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