Defining Banker Language

An Expression of Interest (EOI) and a Letter of Intent (LOI) differ in purpose, detail, and commitment level. EOIs are non-binding, broad expressions of preliminary interest suitable for early exploratory discussions, while LOIs signify more advanced negotiations with detailed terms, reflecting a stronger intent to proceed toward a formal agreement.

In Canada, the status of an accredited investor are specific regulations that ensure only qualified individuals and entities can participate in offerings that are not issued by prospectus. This section delves into the definition and criteria of accredited investors, the regulatory framework, comparisons with other jurisdictions, and the importance and purpose of this designation.