Going-private transactions: C2-280/1-1995E

The term going-private transaction (GPT) is a generic label which applies to a variety of corporate transactions that result in termination of shareholder interests with compensation but without consent and without a replacement of equivalent value in a participating security. Although GPTs are a common part of the current corporate landscape, their treatment under the Canada Business Corporations Act (CBCA) has been less than thorough. This may have caused confusion in the marketplace. This paper examines GPTs, parallel statutory models and various areas for potential reform.--Introduction

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Publication information
Department/Agency Canada. Industry Canada.
Title Going-private transactions
Series title Canada Business Corporations Act
Publication type Series - View Master Record
Language [English]
Other language editions [French]
Format Paper
Other formats Electronic-[English]
Note(s) "The term going-private transaction (GPT) is a generic label which applies to a variety of corporate transactions that result in termination of shareholder interests with compensation but without consent and without a replacement of equivalent value in a participating security. Although GPTs are a common part of the current corporate landscape, their treatment under the Canada Business Corporations Act (CBCA) has been less than thorough. This may have caused confusion in the marketplace. This paper examines GPTs, parallel statutory models and various areas for potential reform."--Introduction.
Publishing information Ottawa - Ontario : Industry Canada 1995.
Binding Processed
Description 94p. in various pagings. : references ; 28 cm. + a questionnaire, 11p.
ISBN 0-662-23782-X
Catalogue number
  • C2-280/1-1995E
Subject terms Corporations
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