Make Haste Slowly: Regulatory Reform for Canadian Financial Markets (in French only)

Author

Jacques St-Amand

Organization

Option consommateurs

Published

2005

Summary

In Canada today, regulation of the distribution of securities and related products is largely under the jurisdiction of the provinces and territories, which have tailored their rules to regional needs. However, this regulatory mosaic has engendered certain costs and other nuisances for the industry. Stakeholders have therefore attempted to develop new regulatory models. It is undoubtedly desirable to streamline the regulatory framework in this field, but it will not do for this process to ignore or overlook the needs of small investors.

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OCA Funded Research
This research received funding support through the Office of Consumer Affairs' Contributions Program.

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Source: Consumer Policy Research Database