This Article looks at the regulatory techniques that were adopted in a small but developed market, Canada, in response … comprehensive experiments was the Multijurisdictional Disclosure System (MJDS) implemented in Canada and the United States in 1991 …

Canada and the United States. Here fintech is explored as a post global financial crisis ("GFC") phenomenon by surveying … fintech poses systemic risks, and optimal design principles for financial market regulation in light of continuing market and …

is a positive development in the evolution of crypto-asset regulation in Canada, but it is also incomplete. Third …

competition. Indeed, harmonization -- if not uniformization -- has been the driving force of corporate law in Canada for much of …

The blue sky theory has been uniquely placed in Canadian securities regulation side by full disclosure theory unlike US …

. Policy makers in Canada and the U.S. should encourage these positive developments, foster innovation and competition, and … necessary consumer protections are in place. The market environment and regulatory approaches in Canada and the U.S. are similar … for authorities in the U.S. and Canada. Fintech has many potential risks. If this revolution is not managed well, the …

regulatory framework for stablecoins in Canada, and no authority has asserted jurisdiction over the operations of their issuers …-informed regulatory design principles, for fiat-backed stablecoins in Canada. It provides two unique and vital contributions to policy … formation in stablecoin regulation. First, it analyzes whether stablecoins are securities, investment funds, or derivatives …

traditionally left to competing provincial securities commissions. The current state of securities regulation renders impotent US … federal securities regulation models are weighted in light of the current state of their needed complementary institutions …. One option, for which Canada is relatively well prepared, is the British model of activist independent institutional …