Accepted Foreign Exchange definition

Accepted Foreign Exchange means an exchange that is not located within Canada and for which an issuer listed on such exchange has demonstrated that such exchange and the jurisdiction’s securities law requirements are substantially similar to that of the Exchange and Ontario securities legislation.

Examples of Accepted Foreign Exchange in a sentence

  • Upon acceptance, the Foreign Issuer is subject to all of the provisions of this Listing Manual unless explicitly exempted by the Exchange and, notwithstanding anything else herein, such issuer must contemporaneously File all documents filed with the Accepted Foreign Exchange with the Exchange as required by this Listing Manual, translated if necessary into English and/or French.

  • The NJSIAA Executive Committee has defined an Accepted Foreign Exchange Program as one which one has been accepted by CSIET.

  • Name of CSIET/NJSIAA Accepted Foreign Exchange Program If sponsorship is by any other organization, the Executive Officer of the organization must verify sponsorship on the organizations letterhead.

  • Upon acceptance, the Foreign Issuer is subject to all of the provisions of this Listing Manual unless explicitly exempted by the Exchange and, notwithstanding anything else herein, such issuer must contemporaneously File all documents filed with the Accepted Foreign Exchange with the Exchange (and Post such documents as required by this Listing Manual), translated if necessary into English and/or French.

  • Corporate Issuers… (2) Minimum Price – $2 per security, unless the applicant is an Other Listed Issuer or is listed on an Accepted Foreign Exchange.

  • Upon acceptance, the Foreign Issuer is subject to all of the provisions of this Listing Manual unless explicitly exempted by the Exchange and, notwithstanding anything else herein, such issuer must contemporaneously file all documents filed with the Accepted Foreign Exchange with the Exchange (and Post such documents as required by this Listing Manual), translated if necessary into English and/or French.

  • When assessing whether the market value of securities based on trading on a trading venue that is not a Recognized Exchange or an Accepted Foreign Exchange is acceptable for the purpose of applying the Market Value Standard, the Exchange will consider any relevant factors including but not limited to: the trading volume; number and frequency of trades; price volatility; availability and reputation of liquidity providers; and the jurisdiction in which the platform operates.

  • Propelled by commodity exports, the incidence of poverty according to Government figures decreased from 63 to 39 percent between 2002 and 2014.

  • Student’s Signature Date Signed Section II – Foreign Exchange Program SponsorshipName of CSIET/NJSIAA Accepted Foreign Exchange Program If sponsorship is by any other organization, the executive officer of the organization must verify sponsorship on the organizations letterhead.

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