McMillan Lawyers’ Comment Letter regarding Staff Notice 23-329: Short Selling in Canada
McMillan Lawyers’ Comment Letter regarding Staff Notice 23-329: Short Selling in Canada
On December 8, 2022, the Canadian Securities Administrators (the “CSA”) and the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (“IIROC”) jointly published Staff Notice 23-329: Short Selling in Canada (the “Short Selling Notice”), which reviews the current regulatory requirements and initiatives with respect to short selling and seeks public feedback on areas for regulatory consideration.
Certain lawyers at McMillan have prepared a response (the “Comment Letter”) in writing to the request for comments by the CSA and IIROC (now the New Self-Regulatory Organization of Canada) with respect to the questions set out in the Short Selling Notice. Please click on the link below to access the Comment Letter in full:
If you wish to discuss any aspect of the Comment Letter, we would encourage you to contact any one of the following lawyers who would be pleased to speak to you at your convenience:
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