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A Message from Your Relationship Manager JUNE 19, 2014 Changes to Your Company’s Quote Page on TMXmoney® In the May 8th issue of Exchange Feed, we announced changes to the way you and your investors view your company’s stock quote on TMXmoney. Due to popular demand, here is additional information about the recent change to “Consolidated Quotes.” TMXmoney introduced “Consolidated Quotes” to provide a more comprehensive view of your stock’s trading activity across different marketplaces. In some cases, your company’s securities listed on Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) or TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV) may also trade on a number of additional marketplaces other than TSX and TSXV, including TMX Select, Alpha, Chi-X Canada, CX2, Lynx, Omega, Pure and TriAct. The trading volume for all of these equity trading marketplaces is now accessible through the default consolidated quote display, along with last trade amount and the consolidated best bid and asks amounts.* How it works Let’s say an investor wants to get a quote for TD Bank. He or she would simply type the symbol “TD” in the “Get Quote” box found on the top left corner of every page on TMXmoney. Due to recent changes, the investor would now see symbol match results for TD appear in a drop-down list with Canadian Consolidated Quote (CCQ) on the top of the list, followed by symbol matches for other marketplaces. The investor would then select the one he or she wants to view and click “Go”. Typing in a symbol and clicking “Go” without choosing from the drop-down list will automatically take them to the default “Canadian Consolidated Quote” page. Click here to learn more about Canadian Consolidated Quotes on TMXmoney. * Data delayed 15 minutes unless otherwise indicated. Exchange Feed: INSIGHTS from your EXCHANGE tmx.com Transatlantic Connection: Promoting Canadian markets in London Last week, TSX and Montréal Exchange (MX) were in London, U.K., to host the 3rd annual Trade Canada conference. The event was designed to help raise awareness of trading opportunities in the Canadian capital markets, strengthen relationships with international partners and encourage new business opportunities. With the support of our sponsors – ITG, Jitneytrade, Société Générale and TD Bank Group – the half-day event brought together market experts who shared their perspectives on multi-class trading opportunities in Canadian fixed income, equities and derivatives. The event opened up with Avery Shenfeld, Managing Director and Chief Economist at CIBC World Markets Inc., who provided his global and North American economic outlook and the implications for Canadian equities. While in London, TSX also hosted a TSX Investor Day, which showcased TSX-listed companies from a range of sectors. The luncheon event gathered a diverse audience, including asset allocation managers, portfolio managers, buy-side analysts, representatives of sovereign wealth funds and selected financial media, and positioned TSX and TSXV-listed companies as investment opportunities for institutional investors that deploy capital on a global basis. “TMX Group is very committed to the U.K. market and events like these are an important part of our strategy. Our London office helps us ensure that the strengths of our markets are well understood and that we are well positioned to meet our clients’ needs.” — Tom Kloet, Chief Executive Officer, TMX Group Introducing Laura Avery, Regional Head, TSX Company Services In order to continue providing you with the superior service that you have come to expect from our team responsible for Québec and eastern Canada, we are pleased to introduce the newest member of TSX Company Services: Laura Avery. Fluently bilingual and based out of our Montréal office, Laura manages and maintains relationships with listed companies and prospective issuers in Québec and eastern Canada, as well as advising on compliance and disclosure, trading, investor relations and corporate communications. Laura is also responsible for business development for TMX Equity Transfer Services in her region. Prior to joining TSX Company Services, Laura was District Sales Associate (Atlantic Canada) at Fidelity Investments Canada. Laura holds a B.A. (Honours) in Economics and an MBA in Investment Management from Concordia University’s Goodman Institute of Investment Management. She has completed all three levels of the CFA Program. You can reach her at [email protected] or 514-788-2419. Please join us in welcoming Laura to the team! Exchange Feed: INSIGHTS from your EXCHANGE tmx.com Introducing the S&P/TSX 60 ESG: A Sustainable Version of Canada’s Premier Benchmark Earlier this week, S&P Dow Jones Indices, RobecoSAM and TSX announced the launch of the S&P†/TSX 60 ESG (Environment, Social and Governance) index. The new Index is designed to track the performance of the constituent companies of the S&P/TSX 60, Canada’s leading equity benchmark, while taking into account each company’s sustainability performance relative to the corresponding industry-specific standards. RobecoSAM, the investment specialist focused exclusively on Sustainability Investing, evaluates companies’ sustainability profiles using their proprietary assessment methodology. The S&P/TSX 60 ESG index is designed for market participants who currently use the S&P/TSX 60 and are looking to deepen the scope of their stock analysis to include sustainability criteria. The construction methodology is based on the S&P/TSX 60, while companies’ sustainability profiles are evaluated using the RobecoSAM Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA). Companies are then re-weighted according to their sustainability score, meaning those with a higher score are weighted higher in the S&P/TSX 60 ESG index than in the S&P/TSX 60. Click here to learn more about the S&P 60 ESG. † S&P is the trademark of S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC, a part of McGraw Hill Financial. Join us at the 3rd Annual TMX Charity Golf Classic After two successful years, the TSX and TSXV charity golf tournament has raised almost $200,000. We are pleased to continue on with this premier event by organizing the 3rd Annual TMX Charity Golf Classic, which will be held on Tuesday, July 15, 2014 at the University Golf Club in Vancouver, BC. Spaces are still available, register today! Proceeds from the TMX Charity Golf Classic support the Learning Disabilities Association of Vancouver, Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) and Room to Read. The event is a wonderful networking and social event with many local securities industry participants including listed companies, investment bankers, brokers, lawyers and more, all enjoying a “Texas Scramble” tournament format as well as lunch, dinner, a silent auction and prizes. TMX Group will also host the 1st Annual “Golden Bull” Charity Golf Classic on September 15, 2014, at the Linx Ridge Golf Club in Calgary, Alberta. Proceeds from that tournament will go to the Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation to help purchase state-of-the-art HD surgical cameras. Join us for a fun day of golf for a great cause! Exchange Feed: INSIGHTS from your EXCHANGE tmx.com TMX Learning Academy: Announcing Workshops for Companies Listed on TSX The 2014 TMX Learning Academy calendar has been updated with newly scheduled workshops for TSX-listed companies: Capital Markets & Equity Trading Essentials Simplifying Timely Disclosure Private Placements, Acquisitions & Prospectus Offerings Exploring Environmental & Social Disclosure Register today for workshops designed for public issuers and offered across the country. Providing practical information and hands-on activities, these workshops cover many aspects of being a public company and will help you navigate through the regulatory system more efficiently. Other topics geared to TSXV-listed companies include: Managing a Public Company Filing Fundamentals Rules and Tools Mining Company Disclosure Fundamentals Investor Relations Fundamentals For more information, please visit tmx.com/learning. IR Magazine Think Tank On Wednesday, October 8, 2014, IR professionals will gather in Toronto for a focused think tank which will foster learning from both industry experts and peers alike. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with the best minds in Canadian IR! TMX Broadcast Centre The Exchange Tower, Toronto Registration begins at 8:30 9:00am – 3:45pm Request an invitation for this free event. Join Us at an Upcoming Event! Oil Council 2014 Africa Assembly June 24-25, Paris, France 3rd Annual TMX Charity Golf Classic July 15, Vancouver, BC 1st Annual “Golden Bull” Charity Golf Classic September 15, Calgary, AB ARNE GULSTENE STEVEN MILLS RAINA VITANOV LAURA AVERY P / 604-602-6970 P / 416-814-8850 P / 403-218-2826 P / 514-788-2419 M / 604-376-9443 M / 647-967-2150 M / 403-919-4032 M / 514-462-2086 E / [email protected] E / [email protected] E / [email protected] E / [email protected] Exchange Feed: INSIGHTS from your EXCHANGE tmx.com This information is provided for information purposes only. Neither TMX Group Limited nor any of its affiliated companies guarantees the completeness of the information contained in this document and we are not responsible for any errors or omissions in or your use of, or reliance on, the information. This document is not intended to provide legal, accounting, tax, investment, financial or other advice and should not be relied upon for such advice. We are not responsible for any errors or omissions in, or your use of, information accessed through links to any third party sites, and the views, opinions and advice of any third party reflect those of the individual authors and are not endorsed by TMX Group and its affiliated companies. We have not prepared, reviewed or updated the content of any third party sites, and assumes no responsibility for such information. Products, services and events are subject to change without notice. © 2014 TSX Inc. All rights reserved. Do not sell or modify this document without TSX Inc.’s prior written consent.
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