IIROC Proposal: Fee model for debt market regulation

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The Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) today published a proposal for a cost-recovery fee model for debt market oversight. With the growth of debt market activity in recent years, IIROC has published a new debt transaction reporting rule as part of a new framework designed to bring greater regulatory transparency to an asset class held by many Canadians.

The proposed cost-recovery fee model is designed to address the costs associated with IIROC’s debt market oversight activities, including the operation of a new system that will facilitate the collection and analysis of detailed debt trade reports.

IIROC established an industry working group, representing a significant cross-section of IIROC dealers, to provide advice and guidance in the development of this new proposed fee model for IIROC Dealer Members that trade debt securities.

Read full release here.

PRESS RELEASE – IIROC – December 11, 2014.

 

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