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ARTICLE · 17 DECEMBER 2014

Wealth Creation In Quebec: The Missing Link

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The Quebec Stock Savings Plan is slated to end on December 31, 2014, and Quebec counts for only 7% of the corporations listed on the exchanges of the TMX Group, whereas the province's economic weight in the Canadian economy is 20%.

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The Quebec Stock Savings Plan is slated to end on December 31, 2014, and Quebec counts for only 7% of the corporations listed on the exchanges of the TMX Group, whereas the province's economic weight in the Canadian economy is 20%. By comparison, 33% of the corporations listed on TMX Group exchanges are from Ontario and 50% are from Western Canada. In 2013, only 5.3% of new listings on those exchanges were by Quebec corporations, versus 11% from abroad. That same year, all of the listed Canadian corporations raised an aggregate of $43.6 billion, versus only $4 billion by corporations from Quebec, and of the 59 new exchange listings of structured products, none was from Quebec.1 Quebec is thus far from fully benefitting from Canadian securities exchanges, which have a solid reputation and are known for supporting SMBs.2

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