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OSC Guidance on assessment and investigation cooperation

By Kelly Osaka and Changhai Zhu
September 8, 2021
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The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) has recently released a Staff Notice, OSC Staff Notice 15-707 Enforcement Branch Enforcement Investigation Guidance, which provides guidance on how individuals and companies involved in OSC assessments and investigations should conduct themselves. In the Staff Notice, the OSC provides clarity on their assessment and investigation procedure. Additionally, the OSC provides recommendations on how individuals and companies can navigate specific situations commonly encountered in assessments and investigations.

We provide a summary of the OSC’s procedure and highlight the key takeaways from the OSC’s Staff Notice guidance document here.

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Kelly Osaka

About Kelly Osaka

Kelly is co-leader of both the Litigation and Dispute Resolution group in Calgary and the Privacy and Cybersecurity subgroup, she is also a member of the Privacy and Cybersecurity group. An experienced commercial litigator, Kelly has particular expertise in class action defence, shareholder disputes, cyber breach coaching, cyber risk analysis, governance best practices, professional negligence, and regulatory investigations.

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Changhai Zhu

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Changhai is an associate in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice group of the Dentons' Calgary office.

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