Examples of OTC issuer in a sentence
An OTC issuer may only issue securities for services to any of its directors, officers, or consultants if the conditions in this section are met and there is an available exemption from the prospectus requirements.
A primary indicator of risk is the deposit of shares of OTC issuers by insiders, control persons, founders and persons who conduct or cause to be conducted investor relations activities relating to the OTC issuer (closely-related persons).
A typical scenario involves unscrupulous promoters who, through deceptive means, gain control of an OTC issuer, then promote it by making misleading disclosure.
This is the form required under paragraph 4(1)(d) of Multilateral Instrument 51-105 Issuers Quoted in the U.S. Over-the-Counter Markets for an OTC issuer to give notice that it has ceased to be an OTC reporting issuer under section 3 of the Instrument in a jurisdiction other than Québec.
If a dealer has already made inquiries of a client under conditions 4 and 5 about the client’s ownership of securities of a particular OTC issuer and the client’s relationship to it, the dealer is not required to make those inquiries again in the absence of indications that the circumstances have changed.
Conditions 4 and 5 require dealers to identify the beneficial owner of securities of an OTC issuer a client seeks to sell through a BC office, and to determine that person’s relationship with the issuer.
On occasion, a client of a dealer that has filed an undertaking with the Commission may wish to make an isolated trade in securities of an OTC issuer through a BC office.
In part, this means that dealers must be able to form a reasonable belief that they know the true identity of each beneficial owner of the OTC issuer securities.
The conditions require affected dealers to report commissions earned by the dealer from trading OTC issuer securities through a BC office.
Condition 3(d) requires dealers to record the number of deposits of OTC issuer securities they refuse under condition 9.