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ARTICLE · 06 MARCH 2013

IIROC Proposes Expanded Oversight Of Debt Securities Trading

On February 20, IIROC released for comment a proposed new rule that would require reporting of debt transactions.

CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law

On February 20, IIROC released for comment a proposed new rule that would require reporting of debt transactions.

Specifically, under the proposal, each IIROC dealer member would have to report on a post-trade basis all debt market transactions executed by the dealer member, including those executed on an Alternative Trading System (ATS) or through an Inter-Dealer Bond Broker (IDBB).

For these purposes, "debt securities"  would mean any securities that provide the holder with a legal right, in specified circumstances, to demand payment of the amount owing, including in respect of a debtor-creditor relationship. The fact that a security was issued in another country or denominated in a foreign currency would not disqualify it from being a debt security and the term would include securities with short-term maturities or mandatory tender periods such as commercial paper and floating rate notes as well as traditional notes and bonds. Debt securities, however, would not

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