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ARTICLE · 18 APRIL 2017

New TSX Proposals: Issuer Websites And Security-Based Compensation

The TSX has published amendments to the TSX Company Manual which, if enacted, would:

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Introduction

The TSX has published amendments to the TSX Company Manual which, if enacted, would:

  • require an issuer to maintain a public website and post prescribed documents to the site; and
  • amend the disclosure requirements for security-based compensation arrangements (the 2017 Proposals).

The 2017 Proposals follow an earlier public consultation by the TSX commenced in May 2016 on the same topics (the 2016 Proposals). The 2017 Proposals modify the earlier proposals as a result of public comments received by the TSX.

What is different in the 2017 proposals?

Publicly accessible website. Each TSX-listed issuer will be required to maintain a publicly accessible website as was initially proposed in 2016. What has changed is that the 2017 Proposals have narrowed the documents required to be posted on an issuer's website. Issuers will only be required to post the following documents:

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