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ARTICLE · 30 AUGUST 2024

CSA Propose Amendments Related To The CSE Senior Tier

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On August 1, 2024, the Canadian Securities Administrators (the "CSA") issued a Notice and Request for Comment (the "Notice") regarding a variety of proposed amendments and changes to certain...

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Michael Rennie
Michael Rennie
Joel Fraser
Joel Fraser
Bronwyn Newell
Bronwyn Newell
Jason Kim
Jason Kim

On August 1, 2024, the Canadian Securities Administrators (the "CSA") issued a Notice and Request for Comment (the "Notice") regarding a variety of proposed amendments and changes to certain national instruments and policies (the "Proposed Amendments").

The Proposed Amendments are primarily intended to address the treatment of issuers listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange's ("CSE") new senior tier (the "CSE Senior Tier") under Canadian securities legislation. The CSE Senior Tier was implemented by the CSE on April 3, 2023 through an amendment to the CSE's listing policies. Please see our previous legal update for further information on the amendments to the CSE's listing policies: Amendments to the CSE Listing Policies.

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