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A Recent OSC Settlement: A Cautionary Tale on Insider Trading

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By Rachelle Powell Bergmann on February 2, 2026

Overview

In September 2025, the Ontario Capital Markets Tribunal (the Tribunal) approved the settlement between the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) and Huy Le (Alvin) Huynh (Huynh) and his spouse Thi Anh Nguyet (Nancy) Pham (…

Securities Brokerage Contracts Are Exempt from Application of Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act

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By Rachelle Powell Bergmann on October 20, 2025

The recent unanimous Quebec Court of Appeal’s decision in Salko c. Financière Banque Nationale inc.[1] is the first appellate court decision addressing the scope of the exemptions from the application of the CPA set out at section 6a) of…

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SEC reinstates simultaneous consideration of enforcement settlements and waiver requests

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By Ryan Meltzer (US), Kevin J. Harnisch (US) & Charles Garcia (US) on September 30, 2025

On September 26, 2025, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reinstated its 2019 policy of simultaneously considering offers to settle enforcement actions and requests for waivers of collateral consequences of those actions, reversing a 2021 shift that had…

Coordinated market manipulation between an officer and a shareholder

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By Rachelle Powell Bergmann on June 27, 2025

Introduction

In March 2025, the Financial Markets Administrative Tribunal (TMF) rendered two decisions involving market manipulation in Autorité des marchés financiers c. Veillette[1] and Autorité des marchés financiers c. Ferreira[2]. These cases illustrate how market…

Invitation to jointly purchase a condo or rental property to generate a return through renting or selling it qualifies as distribution of an investment contract under the Quebec Securities Act

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By Sophie Melchers on April 22, 2025

On January 29, 2025, the Financial Markets Administrative Tribunal (the TMF) found that Ms. Alteon Senat, a representative of a mutual fund dealer and representative in insurance of persons, breached multiple provisions of the Securities Act (the QSA)…

False or Misleading Public Statements Made by Reporting Issuers in the Tech Industry

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By Rachelle Powell Bergmann on September 3, 2024

Earlier this year, the Ontario Capital Markets Tribunal (the Tribunal), accepted a joint settlement agreement[1] submitted by Staff of the Ontario Securities Commission (Staff) and defendant Raymond Pomroy (Pomroy), who had been accused of…

Acceleration of Regulatory Scrutiny Towards Crypto Assets Trading Platforms

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By Rachelle Powell Bergmann on August 27, 2024

In the last year, Québec’s Financial Markets Administrative Tribunal (the TMF) has emphasized that crypto asset trading platforms must comply with all applicable securities and derivatives regulations. Otherwise, in accordance with the TMF’s mission to protect the public and…

Quebec’s Financial Markets Administrative Tribunal imposes exemplary penalties and sanctions on individuals who committed insider trading violations in the midst of a going-private transaction

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By Mihnea Bantoiu & Charles Sans Cartier on August 21, 2024

In Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) c. Gauthier,[1] Quebec’s Financial Markets Administrative Tribunal (TMF) ruled that Philippe Gauthier (Gauthier) and Frédéric Racine (Racine) committed insider trading violations on the basis…

Insider trading: the U.S. SEC’s “shadow trading” doctrine and its potential impacts in Canada

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By Caroline Larouche, Frederic Plamondon, Guillaume Trifiro & Viktor Hohlacov on May 1, 2024

On April 5, 2024, in the case of the SEC v. Panuwat (Panuwat),[1] the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the SEC) convinced a jury for the very first time of its “shadow trading” doctrine, according to…

Fibrek Quebec Court of Appeal Highlights Importance of Market Prices in Dissent Right Valuation Proceedings

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By Julie Lacourcière on February 7, 2024

On February 2, 2024, the Quebec Court of Appeal issued its unanimous decision reducing the fair value of the Fibrek shares by 20% and emphasizing the importance of market prices in determining fair value.

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