Practice ProfileRegistration & ComplianceCassels Brock has focused on securities registration, litigation, regulatory defence of dealers and compliance matters as a discrete practice area for over ten years, and has established one of Canada’s leading practices in the area. Our Registration and Compliance Group has worked on all aspects of securities regulatory projects, including some of the most significant regulatory transactions in Canada. Our experience enables us to provide valuable service to our clients. Our strong working relationship with the regulators across Canada puts our clients onto a solid footing in all regulatory matters. Our views are respected by regulators and the results we achieve for our clients reflect this. We understand the business of being a dealer, adviser or investment fund manager in the Canadian securities industry. We tailor our services to fit our clients’ business needs, objectives and budgets. Over the years, we have provided advice to, among others, the following registrants:
Our Registration and Compliance Group has been involved with all aspects of securities registration, litigation, regulatory defence and compliance in Canada, including:
Registration Reform and National Instrument 31-103 Cassels Brock has formed a strategic alliance with Sutton Boyce Gilkes Consulting Group Inc. (SBG) to address the implications of National Instrument 31-103 (NI 31-103) and provide integrated services to our clients. SBG is an independent consulting company formed in 2009 as the successor to the business of Cassels Brock Regulatory Consulting Inc., the consulting company formed as an affiliate of Cassels Brock in 2001. Operating under the banner of Registration & Compliance Alliance, Cassels Brock and SBG are well positioned to assist clients in understanding and complying with the new requirements under NI 31-103 and consequential amendments to other securities law. More information about the Registration and Compliance Alliance. We published a series of Did You Know Bulletins and related Commentaries to assist registrants with an understanding of the impact that NI 31-103 will have on their current registration status once NI 31-103 becomes effective on or about September 28, 2009. View our NI 31-103 Readiness Resources. |




