The CSE understands its listed companies’ path to growth. We’ve lived it. It’s why service is our passion and our differentiator as an exchange. With two decades of operational expertise, the CSE has built the experience and bench strength to support your business through any stage of growth – either as a start-up or mature company.

The Exchange’s listing model focuses on key risks to protect the public interest. An efficient regulatory regime is paired with a best-in-class fee structure, including a fair and simple-to-understand monthly rate. Time and money saved translates into greater investment into your project, business, and growth.

The CSE is optimized for companies across the entire spectrum of corporate growth. Our policies, regulation and pricing is ideal for start-ups beginning their public journey and for companies that have achieved a level of growth that allows them the opportunity to join the CSE’s “Senior Tier” and CSE 25 index. We are Canada’s single exchange built for every level of growth.

CSE listed securities are comprehensively covered domestically while benefiting from a growing list of trading and data partners globally. Market access is supported by an exchange that stands behind its listed company stories and entrepreneurs – driven by a suite of publicity tools including, market open ceremonies, digital content, and an active schedule of in-person events and conferences.

Market participants and investors can access quotes, market depth (displayed by time, price and order), and market summaries of CSE trading activity. Real-time data is available from all major data vendors and enhanced disclosure by listed companies is available on every issuer’s unique disclosure page.

The CSE believes that protecting the public interest is the best means of ensuring continued access to capital for growing companies. Objective and easy to follow listing policies combined with CIRO’s regulatory oversight on trading and, securities regulatory oversight by the OSC & BCSC underscores the CSE’s commitment to the integrity of its operations.

Once issuers are listed on the CSE, they must comply with the Listing Agreement which requires adherence to all CSE rules and policies.