It’s enough of a task to jump through all the hoops of the Securities and Exchange Commission without trying to master the requirements of the 10 (count ’em) different Canadian securities commissions (one for each province). Efforts to streamline the process, however, as explained in this article by Stephen R.E. Rose, of Chrysler Canada Ltd., may make it worthwhile for U.S. issuers in search of sophisticated capital holders to take a second look.
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