Canadian Securities Course (CSC) Practice Exam

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When might a "Suspension in trading" be imposed on a company by an exchange?

If the company exceeds its profit targets
If the company is acquired by another
If the company fails to meet financial or listing agreement requirements
If the company decides to expand internationally

The correct answer is: If the company fails to meet financial or listing agreement requirements

A suspension in trading can be imposed on a company by an exchange if it fails to meet financial or listing agreement requirements. This may happen if the company does not meet certain financial benchmarks or if it fails to comply with rules set by the exchange. Therefore, options A, B, and D are incorrect because they do not relate to financial or listing agreement requirements and are not valid reasons for a suspension in trading to be imposed on a company.