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ARTICLE · 14 JUNE 2016

TSX Proposes Amendments To Listing Rules: Websites And Security-Based Compensation

Requiring a TSX-listed issuer to maintain its own website will bring the TSX in line with certain other exchanges, including NYSE and AIM.

CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law

The Toronto Stock Exchange has published for comment proposed amendments to the TSX Company Manual (the Proposed Amendments). The Proposed Amendments, if enacted, would:

  • require an issuer to maintain a public website and post prescribed documents on the site; and
  • amend the disclosure requirements for security-based compensation arrangements by, among other things, introducing a simplified user-friendly disclosure form.

Written comments on the Proposed Amendments will be accepted until June 27, 2016.


Publicly accessible website

Requiring a TSX-listed issuer to maintain its own website will bring the TSX in line with certain other exchanges, including NYSE and AIM. The TSX Venture Exchange does not have issuer website requirements. The TSX is concerned that market participants may encounter difficulty locating documents on SEDAR (the Canadian Securities Administrators' public depository for continuous disclosure documents) as issuers do not necessarily use

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