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What are the prospectus exemptions?

Under the Prospectus Regulation (P Reg), issuers who are admitting securities fungible with securities already admitted to trading on the same regulated market that represent less than 20% of the number of securities already admitted to trading on the same regulated market, are exempt from the requirement to produce a

What is the prospectus regulation exemption document?

What is the exemption document? The Prospectus Regulation allows companies to offer or admit securities connected with a takeover, merger or division without publishing a prospectus, provided that a document is made available to investors describing the transaction and its impact on the company (exemption document).

What is the prospectus takeover exemption?

In relation to takeovers involving a securities exchange offer and mergers, there is an exemption (the takeover exemption) that provides that a prospectus is not required if a document is made available containing certain prescribed information describing the transaction and its impact on the offeror (an exemption

What is regulation 45 106 respecting prospectus exemption?

Regulation 45-106 respecting Prospectus Exemptions (Regulation 45-106) provides: (i) exemptions from the prospectus requirement and (ii) one exemption from the issuer bid requirements. It does not provide exemptions from the requirement to be registered as a dealer, adviser or investment fund manager.

What is an Acknowledgement of risks form?

The Acknowledgment of Risk (AOR) form is an effective tool for informing participants about potential risks that come with participation in a youth program, and documenting their decisions to assume those risks. An AOR form must be completed by a parent or guardian for each participant.

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