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ARTICLE · 12 MARCH 2007

Development Of The Client Relationship Model

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Implementation of the so-called "client relationship model" remains a key objective of the Canadian securities regulators’ Registration Reform Project. Proposed National Instrument 31- 103 Registration Requirements would mandate delivery by registered dealers and portfolio managers (but not investment fund managers) of a specified relationship disclosure document to clients who do not qualify as "accredited investors".

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Implementation of the so-called "client relationship model"1 remains a key objective of the Canadian securities regulators’ Registration Reform Project. Proposed National Instrument 31- 103 Registration Requirements2 would mandate delivery by registered dealers and portfolio managers (but not investment fund managers) of a specified relationship disclosure document to clients who do not qualify as "accredited investors"3. The relationship disclosure document, or RDD, is an important element of the client relationship model and is proposed by NI 31-103 to be mandatory for non-SRO dealer and portfolio manager registrants. The Canadian self-regulatory organizations for dealers – the Investment Dealers Association of Canada and the Mutual Fund Dealers Association of Canada - are expected to publish new rules for their members that would mandate a similar RDD to be given by those dealers to their non-accredited investor clients.

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