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CDS Clearing and Depository Services Inc.

Business corporations (which includes professional corporations) · TORONTO, Canada · LEI 549300BMUBP6YOC66N50
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Summary

CDS Clearing and Depository Services Inc. is registered in Canada and entered in the “Corporate Registry” under number 996670-6. Its legal form is Business corporations (which includes professional corporations). According to GLEIF, its ultimate parent is TMX GROUP LIMITED (Canada). That group has 9 subsidiaries with LEIs in 2 countries, 7 of them in Canada. The LEI was first issued on 9 Jun 2017 and the record was last updated on 3 Jul 2026; the next renewal is due by 10 Jan 2027.

Written from GLEIF data using fixed, reviewed sentence templates.

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Company details

Legal formBusiness corporations (which includes professional corporations)
RegisterCorporate Registry · Register website
Registration number996670-6
Registration authorityCorporations Canada
JurisdictionCanada (CA-ON)
Registered address100 Adelaide Street West, Suite 300, M5H 1S3 TORONTO, Canada
Headquarters address100 Adelaide Street West, M5H 1S3 Toronto, Canada
Categorycompany or other legal entity
Statusactive
Founded (per GLEIF)1 Jan 2017
LEI549300BMUBP6YOC66N50
LEI statusactive
LEI first issued9 Jun 2017
LEI record last updated3 Jul 2026
Next LEI renewal10 Jan 2027
Corroboration of the LEI recordfully corroborated

Group membership

TMX GROUP LIMITED Canada ultimate parent
CDS Clearing and Depository Services Inc. this entity
View the whole group: 9 subsidiaries in 2 countries

Relationship to the parent

Ultimate parent
ParentTMX GROUP LIMITED
Evidenceother official documents
Corroborationsupplied by the entity only
Relationship start1 Jan 2017
Recorded at GLEIF since18 Jun 2026
Last updated3 Jul 2026
Record statuscurrent

Parent not reported to GLEIF

  • Direct parent: the parent information is not public, because of legal constraints, possible detriment, or because consent was not obtained.