The Securities Act, 1988
1SECURITIES, 1988c S-42.2The SecuritiesAct, 1988beingChapter S-42.2* of the Statutes of Saskatchewan, 1988-89(effective November 7, 1988) as amended by the Statutes ofSaskatchewan, 1989-90, c.15; 1995, c.32; 1997, c.T-22.2; 1998,c.C-45.2, P-42.1 and 48; 1999, c.10; 2000, L-5.1; 2001, c.7, 8and 50; 2002, c.S-17.2; 2004, c.L-16.1, 28 and 65; 2006, c.8and 19; 2007, c.41; 2008, c.35; 2009, c.27; 2012, c.F-13.5 andc.32; 2013, c.33; 2015, c.21; 2016, c.C-45.3; 2018, c.42; 2019,c.23; and 2021, c.19.*NOTE: Pursuant to subsection 33(1) of The Interpretation Act, 1995, the ConsequentialAmendment sections, schedules and/or tables within this Act have been removed. Uponcoming into force, the consequential amendments contained in those sections becamepart of the enactment(s) that they amend, and have thereby been incorporated intothe corresponding Acts. Please refer to the Separate Chapter to obtain consequentialamendment details and specifics.NOTE:This consolidation is not official and is subject to House amendments and LawClerk and Parliamentary Counsel changes to Separate Chapters that may beincorporated up until the publication of the annual bound volume. Amendmentshave been incorporated for convenience of reference and the official Statutes andRegulations should be consulted for all purposes of interpretation and applicationof the law. In order to preserve the integrity of the official Statutes and Regulations,errors that may have appeared are reproduced in this consolidation.
2c S-42.2PART IShort Title and Interpretation1Short title2Interpretation2.1 RepealedTable of ContentsSECURITIES, 1988PART IISaskatchewan Securities Commission3Repealed3.1 Purpose of Act4Repealed5Repealed6Repealed7Delegation of functions8Appointment of advisers8.1 Referrals to Commission9Rules as to hearings10Appeals to Commission11Appeals to Court of Appeal11.1 DesignationPART IIIInvestigations12Investigations ordered by Commission13Report to Commission14Investigation ordered by the minister14.1 Order for information or records15Confidentiality16Report to minister and publication16.1 Extra-jurisdictional evidence16.2 Extra-jurisdictional request for evidence17 to 19 RepealedPART IVAudits20Examinations by the Commission20.1 Review of disclosure20.2 Duty to maintain books and recordsPART VRecognition of Entities21Interpretation of 26.2Commission recognition requiredClearing agency required to be recognizedRecognitionRecognized entity to regulate conductRecognized auditor oversight organizationto regulate conductPowers of CommissionReview of actionRecord of transactionsAuditorsRegistration powers of self-regulatory organizationsDuty to provide information to auditoroversight organizationDirectors, officers of auditor oversight organizationnot compellablePART V.1Designation of EntitiesInterpretation of PartDesignationContent of credit ratings26.326.426.526.626.7PART V.2BenchmarksDesignation of benchmarks and benchmarkadministratorsRequiring informationDuty to complyBenchmark – false or misleading informationBenchmark manipulationPART VIRegistration27Registration for trading28Granting registrations29Voluntary surrender of ed33.1 Duty of registrant and investment manager to dealhonestly, fairly and in good faith34Further information, etc.35Repealed36Repealed37RepealedPART VIIExemptions from Registration38Repealed39Repealed39.1 Repealed4041PART VIIITrading in DerivativesDisclosure requirements in derivatives tradesDerivatives trade not voidPART IXTrading in Securities and Derivaties42Confirmations of trades43Prohibition on attendance at residences44Prohibition on representations44.1 Unfair practice prohibited45Dealer as principal46Repealed47Repealed48Repealed49Use of name of another registrant50Representation of registration51Repealed52Advertising52.1 Requirement to deliver copies of advertisingand sales literature53Margin contracts54Declaration as to short position55Rights of beneficial owner55.1 Fraud and market manipulation – prohibition55.11 Misleading and untrue statements – prohibition55.12 Front running55.13 Prohibition – false or misleading statements inevidence or records
355.14 Duty to comply with decisions55.15 Duty to comply with undertaking55.2 Repealed56Repealed57Repealed89909192PART XProspecting SyndicatesPART XIProspectuses – Distribution58Prospectus required59Preliminary prospectus60Receipt for preliminary prospectus60.1 Conditions on receipt for preliminary prospectus ealed70Receipt for prospectus71Repealed72Orders to furnish informationPART XIIDistribution – Generally73Distribution of material during waiting period74Repealed75Repealed76Defective preliminary prospectus77Limitation on materials that may be given duringdistribution78Order to cease trading79Obligation to deliver prospectus80Obligation to deliver amended prospectus80.1 Obligation to deliver offering memorandum80.01 Revocation of purchase80.2 Statement of rights80.21 Reporting issuers – default80.3 Repealed80.4 RepealedPART XIIIExemptions from Prospectus Requirements81Repealed82Repealed82.1 Repealed83Order re exemption or declaration8484.185868788SECURITIES, 1988PART XIVContinuous DisclosureRepealedDisclosure generallyTrading where undisclosed changeRepealedRepealedRepealed9394959697c S-42.2RepealedRepealedRepealedOrder relieving reporting issuer of status as reportingissuerPART XVProxies and Proxy SolicitationRepealedRepealedRepealedVoting where proxiesRepealedPART XVITake-over Bids and Issuer Bids98Interpretation of Part99Making a bid100Recommendation of director or officer101Applications to the Commission102Applications to the Court of Queen’s 07Repealed108Repealed109Repealed109.1 ed114RepealedPART XVIIInsider Trading and Self-dealingINSIDER REPORTS115Repealed116Reports of insider116.1 Early warning117Repealed118Report of transfer by agent, etc.119120121122123124125126127128128.1MUTUAL FUNDSInterpretationLoans and investments of mutual fundsIndirect investmentRepealedException to clause 119(1)(d)Fees on investmentRepealedFiling by management companiesRepealedTrades by mutual fund insidersAuthorized exemptions to prohibitions129130OTHERPublication of informationFiling in other jurisdictions
135.7136SECURITIES, 1988PART XVIIIEnforcementOffences, generalExecution of warrant issued in another provinceOrder for complianceOrder to cease tradingExtraprovincial ordersFailure to file statutory filingsRepealedAdministrative penaltyEnforcement orders – registration terminatedor lapsedResolution of proceeding by consentOrders to freeze propertyAppointment of receiverFinancial compensationAppointment of directorEffect of filingMoneys paid to directorAccess to informationImmunityOffence – destruction, etc., of evidenceLimitation periodPART XVIII.1Civil Liability for Secondary Market Disclosure136.01 Interpretation of Part136.1 Application of Part136.11 Liability for secondary market disclosure136.2 Non-core documents and public oral statements136.21 Assessment of damages136.3 Proportionate liability136.31 Limits on damages136.4 Application for leave136.41 Notice136.5 Restriction on discontinuation, etc. of action136.6 Power of the Commission136.7 No derogation from other rightsPART XIXCivil Liability137Misrepresentation in prospectus138Misrepresentation in offering memorandum138.1 Misrepresentation in sales literature138.2 Verbal misrepresentation139Misrepresentation in take-over bid circular, etc.139.1 Non-liability re forward-looking information140Standard of reasonableness141Liability of vendor or offeror142Liability where undisclosed material fact or change143Action by Commission on behalf of issuer144Rescission of contract145Rescission of purchase of mutual fund security146Repealed147Limitation periodsPART XIX.1Interjurisdicational Co-operation147.1 Definitions147.2 Delegation and acceptance of authority147.3 Subdelegation147.4 Adoption and incorporation of extraprovincialsecurities laws147.41 Exemption from compliance withSaskatchewan securities laws147.42 Repealed147.5 Adoption of decisions of extraprovincialsecurities commission147.6 Immunity re Saskatchewan authority147.7 Immunity re extraprovincial authority147.8 Appeal re extraprovincial decision147.81 Appeal re decision of the Commission148149150PART XXMineral Lease BrokersRepealedRepealedRepealedPART XXIGeneral Provisions151Admissibility in evidence of certified statements151.1 Admissibility in evidence of certified statements151.2 Final decision or undertaking with court152Filing and inspection of material152.1 Confidentiality152.2 Disclosure not a break153Immunity of Commission and officers153.1 Act applies to the Crown153.2 Contingency fund not insurer154Regulations154.1 Policy statements154.2 Transitional – policy statements155Records of Commission156Services of notices, etc.156.01 Sending documents156.1 Manner of filing, etc.157Commission exempt from certain fees158Decisions of the Commission158.1 Effective date of order158.2 Sending of further documents159Power to extend interim order160General exemption161Costs161.1 Non-application of The Evidence Actin certain circumstances162Refunds163Transitional164R.S.S. 1978, c.S-42 repealed165S.S. 1984-85-86, c.S-42.1 repealed166R.S.S. 1978, c.I-14 repealed167Coming into force
5SECURITIES, 1988c S-42.2CHAPTER S-42.2An Act respecting Securities in SaskatchewanPART IShort Title and InterpretationShort title1This Act may be cited as The Securities Act, 1988.Interpretation2(1) In this Act:(a) “advertising” includes television and radio commercials, newspaperand magazine advertisements, billboards, signs, displays and all other salesmaterial generally disseminated through the communications media, includingemail, electronic bulletin boards or similar facilities;(a.1) “adviser” means a person or company engaging in or holding himself,herself or itself out as engaging in the business of advising another as to theinvesting in or the buying or selling of securities or derivatives;(b) “associate”, where used to indicate a relationship with any person orcompany, means:(i) any issuer of which that person or company beneficially owns, directlyor indirectly, voting securities carrying more than 10% of the voting rightsattached to all voting securities of the issuer currently outstanding;(ii) any partner, other than a limited partner, of that person or company;(iii) any trust or estate in which that person or company has a substantialbeneficial interest or for which that person or company serves as trusteeor in a similar capacity;(iv) a spouse or spousal equivalent of that person;(v) any relative of that person; or(vi) any other person who has the same residence as that person;(b.1) “auditor oversight organization” means a person who or companythat regulates the audit or review of financial statements that are required tobe filed pursuant to this Act and the regulations;(b.2) “Authority” means the Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority ofSaskatchewan;(b.3) “benchmark” means a price, estimate, rate, index or value that is:(i) determined from time to time by reference to an assessment of oneor more underlying interests;
6c S-42.2SECURITIES, 1988(ii) made available to the public, either free of charge or on payment; and(iii) used for reference for any purpose, including:(A) determining the interest payable, or other sums that are due,under a contract, derivative, instrument or security;(B) determining the value of a contract, derivative, instrument orsecurity or the price at which it may be traded;(C) measuring the performance of a contract, derivative, investmentfund, instrument or security; or(D) any other use by an investment fund;(b.4) “benchmark administrator” means a person who or company thatadministers a benchmark;(b.5) “benchmark contributor” means a person who or company thatengages or participates in the provision of information for use by a benchmarkadministrator for the purpose of determining a benchmark, including a personor company subject to a decision pursuant to section 26.4;(b.6) “benchmark user” means a person who or company that, in relationto a contract, derivative, investment fund, instrument or security, uses abenchmark;(c) “business day” means a day other than a Saturday, a Sunday or a holiday;(d) “Chairperson” means the Chairperson of the Authority;(d.01) “class of derivatives” includes a series of a class of derivatives;(d.1) “clearing agency” means a person who or company that:(i) with respect to trades in securities:(A) acts as an intermediary in paying funds, in deliveringsecurities, or both;(B) provides centralized facilities through which trades insecurities are cleared; or(C) provides centralized facilities as a depository of securities;(ii) with respect to trades in derivatives, provides centralized facilitiesfor the clearing and settlement of trades in derivatives and that, withrespect to a contract, instrument or transaction:(A) enables each party to a derivative trade to substitute, throughnovation or otherwise, the credit of the clearing agency for the creditof the parties;(B) arranges or provides, on a multilateral basis, for the settlementor netting of obligations resulting from a derivatives trade; or(C) otherwise provides clearing services or arrangements thatmutualize or transfer among participants in the clearing agencythe credit risk arising from derivatives trades;
7SECURITIES, 1988c S-42.2(e) “Commission” means the Authority;(f) Repealed. 1995, c.32, s.3.(g) Repealed. 1995, c.32, s.3.(h) “company” means any corporation, incorporated association, incorporatedsyndicate or other incorporated organization;(i) Repealed. 2013, c.33, s.3.(j) “contractual plan” means any contract or other arrangement for thepurchase of shares or units of a mutual fund:(i) by payments over a specified period; or(ii) by a specified number of payments;where the amount deducted from any one of the payments as sales charges islarger than the amount that would have been deducted from that payment forsales charges if deductions had been made from each payment at a constantrate for the duration of the plan;(k) “control person” means:(i) a person who or company that holds a sufficient number of the votingrights attached to all outstanding voting securities of an issuer to affectmaterially the control of the issuer, and if a person or company holds morethan 20% of the voting rights attached to all outstanding voting securitiesof an issuer, the person or company is deemed, in the absence of evidenceto the contrary, to hold a sufficient number of the voting rights to affectmaterially the control of the issuer; or(ii) each person who or company that holds, or combination of personswho or companies that acting in concert by virtue of an agreement,arrangement, commitment or understanding, holds, in total a sufficientnumber of the voting rights attached to all outstanding voting securities ofan issuer to affect materially the control of the issuer, and if a combinationof persons or companies holds more than 20% of the voting rights attachedto all outstanding voting securities of an issuer, the combination of personsor companies is deemed, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, to holda sufficient number of the voting rights to affect materially the controlof the issuer;(l) Repealed 2018, c 42, s.52.(l.1) “credit rating” means an assessment, publicly disclosed or distributedby subscription, of the creditworthiness of an issuer as an entity or with respectto securities or a specific pool of securities or assets;(l.2) “credit rating organization” means a person who or company thatissues credit ratings;
8c S-42.2SECURITIES, 1988(m) “credit union” means a credit union incorporated or registered pursuantto The Credit Union Act, 1998 and includes the Credit Union Deposit GuaranteeCorporation;(m.1) “Credit Union Central of Saskatchewan” means Credit UnionCentral of Saskatchewan continued pursuant to The Credit Union Central ofSaskatchewan Act, 2016;(n) “dealer” means a person or company engaging in or holding himself,herself or itself out as engaging in the business of trading in securities orderivatives as principal or agent;(o) “decision” means a direction, decision, order, ruling or other requirementmade:(i) pursuant to a power or right conferred by or pursuant to this Act orthe regulations; or(ii) pursuant to a delegation or other transfer of an extraprovincialauthority pursuant to section 147.2;(o.1) “derivative” means:(i) an option, swap, futures contract, forward contract or other financialor commodity contract or instrument whose market price, value ordelivery, payment or settlement obligations are derived from, referencedto or based on an underlying interest of a derivative, including a value,price, index, event, probability or thing; or(ii) a contract or instrument that is designated pursuant to section 11.1to be a derivative or that is within a class of contracts or instruments thatis designated to be derivatives pursuant to section 11.1 or the regulations;but does not include:(iii) a contract or instrument that would be a derivative undersubclause (i) if the contract or instrument is an interest in or to a securityand a trade in the security pursuant to the contract or instrument wouldconstitute a distribution; or(iv) a contract or instrument that is designated pursuant to section 11.1not to be a derivative or that is within a class of contracts or instrumentsthat is designated not to be derivatives pursuant to section 11.1 or theregulations;(o.2) “derivative trading facility” includes:(i) an exchange for derivatives;(ii) a quotation and trade reporting system for derivatives; or
9SECURITIES, 1988c S-42.2(iii) a person or company not mentioned in subclause (i) or (ii) that:(A) constitutes, maintains or provides a market or facility forbringing together counterparties to derivatives;(B) brings together orders for derivatives of multiple counterparties;or(C) uses established methods under which orders interact witheach other and counterparties entering the orders agree to theterms of a trade;(o.3) “designated benchmark” means a benchmark that is designated bythe Commission pursuant to section 26.3;(o.4) “designated benchmark administrator” means a benchmarkadministrator that is designated by the Commission pursuant to section 26.3with respect to a designated benchmark;(p) “Director” means the executive director of the Commission;(q) “director” means, except in sections 135.61 to 135.65, a director of acompany or an individual performing a similar function or occupying a similarposition for a company or any other person;(r) “distribution”, where used in relation to a trade in a security, meansa trade:(i) in a security of an issuer that has not been previously issued;(ii) by or on behalf of an issuer in a previously issued security of thatissuer that has been redeemed or purchased by or donated to that issuer;(iii) in a previously issued security of an issuer from the holdings of acontrol person;(iv) in a security of an issuer by a promoter of the issuer;(v) in a security of an issuer by an incorporator or organizer of the issuer;(vi) by an underwriter in a security which was acquired by theunderwriter acting as underwriter before, on or after the coming intoforce of this Act;(vii) Repealed. 2001, c.7, s.3.and includes any transaction or series of transactions involving a purchase andsale or a repurchase and resale in the course of or incidental to a distribution;(r.1) “economic interest” means:(i) a right to receive or the opportunity to participate in a reward, benefitor return from a security or derivative; or(ii) the exposure to a risk of a financial loss with respect to a securityor a derivative;
10c S-42.2SECURITIES, 1988(s) “equity security” means any security of an issuer that carries theresidual right to participate:(i) in earnings of the issuer; and(ii) in its assets on liquidation or winding up;(s.1) “exchange” means any person who or company that constitutes,maintains or provides a market place or facilities for bringing togetherpurchasers and sellers of securities or derivatives;(s.2)Repealed. 2013, c.33, s.3.(t) “form of proxy” means a form that, on completion and execution by oron behalf of a security holder, becomes a proxy;(t.01) “forward‑looking information” means disclosure regarding possibleevents, conditions or financial performance that is based on assumptions aboutfuture economic conditions and courses of action, and includes future‑orientedfinancial information with respect to prospective financial performance,financial position or cash flows that is presented either as a forecast or aprojection;(t.1) Repealed. 2013, c.33, s.3.(u)Repealed. 1995, c.32, s.3.(v) “individual” means a natural person, but does not include a partnership,unincorporated association, unincorporated syndicate, unincorporatedorganization, trust or natural person in his capacity as trustee, executor,administrator or other legal representative;(w) “insider” means:(i) a director or officer of an issuer;(ii) a director or officer of a person who or company that is itself aninsider or subsidiary of an issuer;(iii) a person who or company that has:(A) a beneficial ownership of, or control or direction over, directlyor indirectly; or(B) a combination of beneficial ownership of and control or directionover, directly or indirectly;securities of an issuer carrying more than 10% of the voting rights attachedto all the issuer’s outstanding voting securities, excluding, for the purposeof the calculation of the percentage held, any securities held by the personor company as underwriter in the course of a distribution;(iv) an issuer that has purchased, redeemed or otherwise acquired asecurity of its own issue, for so long as it continues to hold that security;
11SECURITIES, 1988c S-42.2(v) a person or company designated as an insider in an order madepursuant to section 11.1; or(vi) a person who or company that is in a prescribed class of persons orcompanies;(w.1) “investment fund” means a mutual fund or a non-redeemableinvestment fund;(w.2) “investment fund manager” means a person who or company thathas the power to direct and exercises the responsibility of directing the affairsof an investment fund;(x)“issuer” means a person who or company that:(i) has outstanding securities;(ii) is issuing a security; or(iii) proposes to issue a security;(y) “material change” means:(i) if used in relation to an issuer other than an investment fund:(A) a change in the business, operations or capital of the issuerthat would reasonably be expected to have a significant effect on themarket price or value of a security of the issuer; or(B) a decision to implement a change mentioned in paragraph (A)made by the directors of the issuer, or by senior management of theissuer who believe that confirmation of the decision by the directorsis probable; or(ii) if used in relation to an issuer that is an investment fund:(A) a change in the business, operations or affairs of the issuerthat would be considered important by a reasonable investor indetermining whether to purchase or to continue to hold a securityof the issuer; or(B) a decision to implement a change mentioned in paragraph (A)made:(I) by the directors of the issuer or the directors of theinvestment fund manager of the issuer;(II) by senior management of the issuer who believe thatconfirmation of the decision by the directors is probable; or(III) by senior management of the investment fund managerof the issuer who believe that confirmation of the decision bythe directors of the investment fund manager of the issuer isprobable;
12c S-42.2SECURITIES, 1988(z) “material fact” means:(i) if used in relation to securities issued or proposed to be issued, afact that would reasonably be expected to have a significant effect on themarket price or value of the securities; and(ii) if used in relation to derivatives traded or proposed to be traded, afact that would reasonably be expected to have a significant effect on themarket price or value of the derivatives;(aa) Repealed. 2013, c.33, s.3.(bb) “minister” means the member of the Executive Council to whom forthe time being the administration of this Act is assigned;(cc) “misrepresentation” means:(i) an untrue statement of a material fact; or(ii) an omission to state a material fact that is required to be stated orthat is necessary to make a statement not misleading in the light of thecircumstances in which it was made;(dd) “mutual fund” means:(i) an issuer whose primary purpose is to invest money provided byits security holders and whose securities entitle the holder to receive ondemand, or within a specified period after demand, an amount computedby reference to the value of a proportionate interest in the whole or inpart of the net assets, including a separate fund or trust account, of theissuer; or(ii) an issuer that is designated as a mutual fund in accordance withsection 11.1 or the regulations;(ee) “mutual fund in Saskatchewan” means a mutual fund that is:(i) a reporting issuer; or(ii) organized pursuant to the laws of Saskatchewan;(ee.1) “non-redeemable investment fund” means:(i) an issuer:(A) whose primary purpose is to invest money provided by itssecurity holders;(B) that does not invest:(I) for the purpose of exercising or seeking to exercise controlof an issuer, other than an issuer that is an investment fund; or(II) for the purpose of being actively involved in themanagement of any issuer in which it invests, other than anissuer that is an investment fund; and(C) that is not a mutual fund; or(ii) an issuer that is designated as a non-redeemable investment fundin accordance with section 11.1 or the regulations;
13SECURITIES, 1988c S-42.2(ff) “offering memorandum” means a document that provides informationabout the business or affairs of an issuer and that has been prepared primarilyfor delivery to and review by a prospective purchaser to assist the prospectivepurchaser in making an investment decision about securities being sold in adistribution for which a prospectus would be required but for the availabilityof an exemption from that requirement pursuant to Saskatchewan securitieslaws, but does not include:(i) an annual report, interim report, information circular, take-over bidcircular, issuer bid circular, or prospectus; or(ii) a document or type of document specified by the Director;(gg) “officer”, with respect to an issuer or registrant, means:(i) a chairperson or vice‑chairperson of the board of directors, a chiefexecutive officer, chief operating officer, chief financial officer, president,vice‑president, secretary, assistant secretary, treasurer, assistanttreasurer or general manager;(ii) an individual who is designated as an officer under a bylaw or similarauthority of the issuer or registrant; or(iii) an individual who performs functions for a person or companysimilar to those normally performed by an individual mentioned insubclause (i) or (ii);(hh) “person” means any individual, partnership, unincorporatedassociation, unincorporated syndicate, unincorporated organization, trust,trustee, executor, administrator or other legal representative;(ii) Repealed. 2008, c.35, s.3.(jj) Repealed. 1995, c.32, s.3.(jj.1) Repealed. 2008, c.35, s.3.(kk) Repealed. 2006, c.8, s.3.(ll) “pro forma prospectus” means a draft renewal prospectus;(mm) “promoter”, where used in relation to an issuer, means:(i) a person who or company that, acting alone or in conjunction withone or more other persons or companies or a combination of personsand companies, directly or indirectly, takes the initiative in founding,organizing or substantially reorganizing the business of the issuer; or
14c S-42.2SECURITIES, 1988(ii) a person who or company that, in connection with the founding,organizing or substantial reorganizing of the business of the issuer,directly or indirectly, receives in consideration of services or property orboth services and property 10% or more of:(A) any class of securities of the issuer; or(B) the proceeds from the sale of any class of securities of aparticular issue;but does not include a person who or company that does not otherwisetake part in founding, organizing or substantially reorganizing thebusiness of the issuer and who is a person who or company that receivesthose securities or proceeds mentioned in this subclause either solely asunderwriting commissions or solely in consideration of property;(nn) “proxy” means a completed and executed form of proxy by means ofwhich a security holder has appointed a person or company as his nomineeto attend and act for him and on his behalf at a meeting of security holders;(nn.1) “quotation and trade reporting system” means a person whoor company that operates facilities that permit the dissemination of pricequotations for the purchase and sale of securities or derivatives and reportsof completed transactions in securities or derivatives for the exclusive use ofregistered dealers, but does not include an exchange or a registered dealer;(oo) “register” means register pursuant to this Act or the regulations;(pp) “registrant” means a person or company registered or required to beregistered pursuant to this Act or the regulations;(pp.1) “related financial instrument” means:(i) an instrument, agreement, security or derivative the value, marketprice or payment obligations of which are directly or indirectly derivedfrom, referenced to or based on the value, market price, paymentobligations, delivery obligations or settlement obligations of a security; or(ii) any other instrument, agreement or understanding that affects,directly or indi
The Securities Act, 1988 being Chapter S-42.2* of the Statutes of Saskatchewan, 1988-89 (effective November 7, 1988) as amended by the Statutes of . 120 Loans and investments of mutual funds 121 Indirect investment 122 Repealed 123 Exception to clause 119(1)(d) 124 Fees on investment 125 Repealed
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