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ARTICLE · 17 JULY 2017

OSC Publishes Statement Of Priorities For 2017-2018

The OSC is continuing to prioritize a number of initiatives that are intended to support innovation and ensure that Ontario securities regulation keeps pace with technological innovation.

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Summary

The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) recently published its Statement of Priorities for 2017-2018, which is intended to identify priority areas on which the OSC will focus during the current fiscal year (April 1 – March 31). In that context, the Statement of Priorities may offer stakeholders some insight into areas – new and continuing from past years – of particular current interest to the OSC. This year’s Statement of Priorities confirms that the OSC is continuing to pursue a number of initiatives that have to date received mixed reaction from various market participants.

Priorities for 2017-2018

The specific priorities for 2017-2018 are influenced by a number of broader issues identified by the OSC as impacting capital markets, including changing investor demographics, the growing importance of investor education given the increasingly complex and diverse investment product mix, increasing globalization of capital markets and the effect of recent

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