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ARTICLE · 13 FEBRUARY 2015

OSC Releases Report On Related Party Transaction Disclosure

The OSC released a report based on a review of related party transaction disclosure in which it identified disclosure issues and provided guidance to issuers preparing required related party disclosure.

CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law

Last week, the Ontario Securities Commission released a report based on a review of related party transaction disclosure in which it identified disclosure issues and provided guidance to issuers preparing required related party disclosure.

Generally, a related party transaction is a transaction between an issuer and a person that is a related party of the issuer at the time the transaction is agreed to, as a consequence of which the issuer directly or indirectly enters into certain specified transactions. Such transactions include where the issuer purchases an asset from or sells an asset to the related party, assumes or becomes subject to a liability of the related party, or issues securities to the related party. Related parties of an issuer include shareholders holding more than 10% of voting securities, directors, senior officers and each of their affiliates.

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