Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) - Proposed Amendments Respecting Contingent Derivative Orders
CIRO - Request for Comments - Proposed Amendments Respecting Contingent Derivative Orders
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The Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) is publishing, for a 90-day comment period, proposed amendments to UMIR respecting contingent derivative orders (the Amendments). The purpose of the Amendments is to facilitate the execution of an order for a listed or quoted security that is contingent on the execution of one or more trades in a derivative traded on an exchange that is also a related derivative.
The Amendments would:
- Add a definition of a “Contingent Derivative Order”
- Add a designation for a “Contingent Derivative Order”
- Amend various definitions and provisions of UMIR to reflect the introduction of a “Contingent Derivative Order”
CIRO’s notice sets out the process for submitting comments.
Published: February 27, 2025
Comment Period Expires: May 28, 2025