Canada’s securities regulators announced that they are pausing their work on the development on key sustainability reporting initiatives, including a new mandatory climate-related disclosure rule and amendments to diversity-related disclosure requirements.
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As companies prioritize cost efficiency, CFOs have become central to AI adoption, expanding their traditional role of evaluating investments to include emerging technologies.
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The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) is pausing its work on the development of a new mandatory climate-related disclosure rule and amendments to the existing diversity-related disclosure requirements. This is being done to support Canadian markets and issuers as they adapt to the recent developments in the U.S. and globally.
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Making companies report their climate risks is vital to the energy transition, but powerful forces are trying to stop it.
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Trade wars and other business dramas are making leaders struggle to provide realistic financial forecasts. Should they skip them?
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Canadian securities regulators recently implemented three blanket orders introducing exemptions intended to reduce friction for capital raising.
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The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) recognizes the current uncertainty in global markets, and the impact this is having on companies and investors’ decisions to participate in Canadian capital markets. In response, the CSA is introducing measures to support market participants that choose to go public, maintain a listing, and contribute to capital formation in Canada.
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While CEOs must focus on short- to medium-term trade-war scenarios, boards must still try to scan the horizon.
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Savvy boards are tackling this issue head-on.
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