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Raising Capital in Canada – First Edition
Dated: March 2008
Author(s):
Patricia M. Johnston LL.B., Q.C.
Published by Bowne
Discusses a number of mechanisms by which an issuer can raise funds, either while it is still private or after it has gone public.
- Bankruptcy & Insolvency
- Corporate Governance & Directors' Duties
- Corporate Law
- Financial Reporting, Taxation, & Accounting
- Fund Accounting
- Fund Operations & Management
- Global Markets
- Hedge Funds
- Initial Public Offerings
- Investment Banking & Broker/Dealers
- Investment Management Compliance & Regulation
- Investment Management Marketing
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Private Equity & Venture Capital
- Sarbanes-Oxley
- Securities Enforcement & Fraud
- Securities Offerings
- Securities Regulation & Disclosure
Raising Capital in Canada is a guide to secondary offerings and private placements and reviews a number of mechanisms by which an issuer can raise funds in Canada, either while it is still private or after it has gone public.
Following an initial public offering, many issuers will choose to raise funds by distributing securities. An issuer may conduct several securities distributions over its lifetime and may do so by private placement or prospectus offering. This guidebook discusses the most popular methods of raising funds in the secondary market.
Also included in Raising Capital in Canada is a Comparison Chart of Prospectus Offerings vs. Private Placements.
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