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ARTICLE · 20 FEBRUARY 2012

Regulators Propose Registration Exemptions For Non-Resident IFMs

Regulators from Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador today published a proposed multilateral instrument that would exempt non-resident investment fund managers from the requirement to register in circumstances where there are no security holders of the investment fund, or active solicitation of residents, in the local jurisdiction.

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Regulators from Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador today published a proposed multilateral instrument that would exempt non-resident investment fund managers from the requirement to register in circumstances where there are no security holders of the investment fund, or active solicitation of residents, in the local jurisdiction. The instrument, which would apply in the participating jurisdictions, would apply to investment fund managers that do not have their head office or principal place of business in a jurisdiction of Canada and that do not have a place of business in the local jurisdiction. An exemption would also exist from the registration requirement in cases of distributions only to permitted clients.

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