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Multijurisdictional Disclosure System (MJDS)

The disclosure system that supports Canadian-U.S. cross-border securities offerings, issuer bids, and takeover bids was put into place to alleviate the burdensome duplication of disclosure requirements and other filings that often occur when issuers from one country register in the other. This system streamlines the process by allowing eligible cross-border offerings to follow the disclosure requirements of the issuer's home country. This eliminates the need for issuers to comply with both countries' regulations, ultimately saving time and resources.

Quiet Period

The Quiet Period, which usually lasts for 25 days after an IPO, is a period of silence where all individuals involved in the IPO are restricted from discussing the company's...

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Liquidating Order

A liquidating order is a crucial step in closing out an open futures or options contract. It involves either selling a purchased contract or purchasing a sold contract. This...

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Escrowed Securities

In the realm of finance, we often come across the term "restricted securities". These refer to the securities of an issuer that are not readily available for trading due to ...

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Price to Sales Ratio (p/s)

In finance, we often use the ratio of latest share price divided by 12-month sales per share to measure a company's valuation. This calculation helps us understand the marke...

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