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ARTICLE · 04 MAY 2012

CSA Staff Identify Issues In Exempt Distribution Form Filings

Staff of the Canadian Securities Administrators published a staff notice yesterday to highlight issues identified in reports of exempt distributions (private placements) filed under Form 45-106F1, and providing guidance relevant to the preparation of the form.

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Staff of the Canadian Securities Administrators published a staff notice yesterday to highlight issues identified in reports of exempt distributions (private placements) filed under Form 45-106F1, and providing guidance relevant to the preparation of the form.

Issues identified by CSA Staff include: filing of the BC Form 45-106F6 outside of BC, failing to file on time or pay the required filing fee, failing to include a complete list of purchasers and to reconcile information in the form with what is reported in the schedule to the form, failing to disclose compensation that should be considered a "commission" or "finder's fee" and failing to certify the form. As we discussed in December, British Columbia recently adopted its own form of exempt trade report under Form 45-106F6, which requires more information than what is required in the F1 in certain circumstances.

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