Securities Regulation in Canada: The Case for Effectiveness, IRPP Study, Institute for Research on Public Policies, October 2011

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Securities Regulation in Canada: The Case for Effectiveness, IRPP Study, Institute for Research on Public Policies, October 2011

Author(s): Lortie, Pierre

Date: October 1 2011

The existing system of securities regulation in Canada is recognized as one of the best worldwide by any measurable criterion and there is no compelling evidence that a national securities regulator would better serve Canada’s needs and interests.

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