Securities Act (Valeurs mobilières) — Canada — Yukon law | Esheria

Securities Act (Valeurs mobilières)

This part sets out key definitions used in the Securities Act, including adviser, dealer, issuer, reporting issuer, material fact, and inside information.

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Jurisdiction
Canada — Yukon
Instrument
Act or statute
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
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About this statute

This part sets out key definitions used in the Securities Act, including adviser, dealer, issuer, reporting issuer, material fact, and inside information. This part defines key securities-law terms and gives the Superintendent power to make designation and form-related orders. This part defines affiliate, associate, control, beneficial ownership, and special relationship, and gives the Superintendent powers over delegation, decisions, exemptions, information-sharing, investigations, entry, and production orders. This part lets the Superintendent and the Supreme Court control, seize, keep confidential, and order the return of records and property, and it sets rules for receivers, trustees, liquidators, reviews, and public-interest orders. The Superintendent can make enforcement and interim orders in specified securities-law situations, and people subject to those orders must comply with them unless an express exception applies.