- Businesses need to engage in global trade, while U.S. market reliance slows diversification efforts.
- ADRs allow foreign companies to access U.S. investors.
CIBC Lists 11 New U.S. Companies via Canadian Deposit Receipts
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What happened
CIBC announced plans to list 11 new U.S. Canadian Depositary Receipts (CDRs) on the TSX, with trading expected to start on October 20, 2026. These additions increase CIBC's total offering to 144 CDRs across six countries. Bristol-Myers Squibb is among the U.S. companies included in these new listings.
Why it matters
CDRs allow Canadian investors to gain exposure to major global companies using Canadian dollars. This structure provides affordable access to global stocks while mitigating the currency risk associated with international investing.
ADRs allow foreign companies to access U.S. investors, reflecting the need for businesses to engage in global trade.
Who's involved
- Bristol-Myers SquibbIs one of the U.S. companies whose Canadian Deposit Receipt is being listed
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The entities involved
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Bristol-Myers Squibb
American pharmaceutical company