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ARTICLE · 05 OCTOBER 2011

BCSC Grants Limited Relief From Its New Private Placement Disclosure Form

s we discussed last September, this past August and earlier this week, private placements in British Columbia will soon be subject to expanded post-trade disclosure requirements.

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As we discussed last September, this past August and last week, private placements in British Columbia will soon be subject to expanded post-trade disclosure requirements. The requirements to be imposed on foreign issuers and Canadian private issuers were expected to have a chilling effect on private placements into the province as detailed in our previous posts. The new requirements, found in Form 45-106F6, are set to come into force on October 3rd.

Earlier today, however, the BCSC issued an order exempting investment funds from the requirement to file the new Form 45-106F6, provided that a Form 45-106F1 is filed. Form 45-106F1 is the current form required to be filed in a Canadian jurisdiction under NI 45-106 Prospectus and Registration Exemptions.

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