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Directors, officers of foreign private issuers to report transactions under amended U.S. Act - Law360 Canada

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By Timothy Ho, Brendan Stone
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Excuse me while I kiss the (blue) sky: Considerations for Canadian issuers in U.S. private offerings

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By Timothy Ho
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ADVERTISEMENT Don't want ads? Subscribe or login now. By Timothy Ho ( October 30, 2025, 11:16 AM EDT) -- The wires have hit. You’ve just closed a multijurisdictional offering and delivered a great result for your client. As visions of a raucous post-closing party with your client enter your mind (or perhaps just visions of a good night’s sleep?), U.S. counsel interrupts your reverie with a reminder that your client’s Form D and associated blue sky filings are due within 15 days. Say what?
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5 Things Singaporeans Do To Save Money, Only For Them To End Up Spending More

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By Timothy Ho
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The rising cost of living is hurting our pockets, and it’s common to find Singaporeans looking for creative ways to stretch their money. Sometimes though, these plans can backfire – especially if they actually raise our lifestyle expenses or if we have to dedicate too much time to them. Here are 5 common ways that we try to save money, only for us to end up needlessly spending more. Those who frequently drive to Malaysia will know the SOP.
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