Canada:
Exemption To Transparency Requirements Extended For Trading In Government Debt Securities
27 October 2014
Stikeman Elliott LLP
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The Canadian Securities Administrators today
announced that the exemption from transparency
requirements for government debt securities will be extended until
January 1, 2018. The exemption had been set to expire at the end of
this year.
As
we discussed earlier this year, the CSA
proposed amending NI 21-101 to extend the exemption, along with a
number of other proposed changes to marketplace operations and
trading rules, in April. The CSA intend to review and proceed with
the other proposed amendments on a separate timetable.
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