In Canada,who regulates publically listed companies?

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In Canada, publicly listed companies are regulated by 13 securities commissions which are responsible for enforcing securities laws and regulating capital markets in their respective provinces and territories. The Security and Exchange Commission is an American regulatory body that does not have jurisdiction over Canadian publicly listed companies. Certified Management Accountants and Chartered Accountants are professional designations for accountants and do not have regulatory authority over publicly listed companies.

In Canada,who Regulates Publically Listed Companies