U.S. Securities Law - What Canadian Practitioners Need to Know
January 29, 2007
Downtown Toronto Conference Center, 1 Dundas St. W., 26th Floor
Toronto, Canada
Toronto, Canada
This intensive course will give you a comprehensive and up-to-date understanding of U.S. securities regulation. Topics include:
- Comparison between Canadian and U.S. securities legislation and regulation
- Recent regulatory developments in the U.S securities industry
- The role of the Securities and Exchange Commission
- Canadian income trust offerings by U.S. companies
- Private placement techniques
- Continuous reporting obligations
- Registration of public offerings and form requirements
- Employee stock purchase plans and blue-sky requirements
- The effect of SOX and Canadian/U.S. differences
- How the role of the SEC and Canadian securities commissions differ in a contested takeover
- Trends and developments in U.S. securities litigation and class actions
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