Valuation And Canadian Reporting Standards - Problems And Solutions

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
R. Lawrence
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Jan 1, 2011

Abstract

Mineral property valuations to be used for Canadian securities regulatory purposes must comply with CIMVal1. The technical basis for a CIMVal report is the same as that required for a technical report that complies with NI 43-1012. NI 43-101 describes the content to be covered in a technical report, while also covering other requirements, one of which is that the report should be based on a property visit. CIMVal is based on five tenets that the valuator must follow: ? Materiality. ? Independence. ? Transparency. ? Competence. ? Reasonableness. Upon its adoption by CIM Council in 2003, it was hoped that the new CIMVal code would be adopted without change by the several Canadian regulators.
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APA: R. Lawrence  (2011)  Valuation And Canadian Reporting Standards - Problems And Solutions

MLA: R. Lawrence Valuation And Canadian Reporting Standards - Problems And Solutions. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2011.

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