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Secteur de la gestion d'actifs au Canada : un guide mis à jour

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Deux membres de notre groupe Produits et services financiers - Alix d'Anglejan-Chatillon et Jeffrey Elliott – ont rédigé dernièrement le chapitre canadien (en anglais seulement)

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Deux membres de notre groupe Produits et services financiers - Alix d'Anglejan-Chatillon et Jeffrey Elliott – ont rédigé dernièrement le chapitre canadien (en anglais seulement) de The Asset Management Review (9^e éd.) publié par Law Business Research Ltd. Cette publication offre un excellent aperçu du droit canadien applicable au secteur de la gestion d'actifs.

Les sujets traités sont notamment les suivants :

Le cadre réglementaire des valeurs mobilières du Canada;
Les structures de gestion des actifs usuelles (sociétés, fiducies, sociétés en commandite, fonds de détail et fonds institutionnels);
Les principales sources d'investissement (fonds de retraite, fonds d'assurance, fonds de dotation, organismes de placement collectif, etc.);

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