多伦多大学市场研究所成立于1998年，是一个由学者、从业者和行业领导者组成的独立机构，致力于为加拿大设计市场战略，是提高加拿大资本市场效率和弹性的催化剂。CMI汇集了罗特曼管理学院和多伦多大学法学院的专业知识，研究加拿大资本市场面临的最重要挑战，处于相关领域辩论和教育的最前沿。

CMI的活动集中在四个领域：金融创新、统辖审计、证券监管改革和气候经济管理。探索被动投资的前景和潜在风险，明确加拿大上市公司面临的重大治理挑战，探索资本市场新监管体系和改善气候相关财务的影响。

研究所通过分析，寻求为加拿大学术界和商业界提供领导，以将他们的资源用于有意义的政策改进。重点是平衡学术分析与利益相关者的意见。全年在罗特曼学院举办活动，让学者、从业人员、证券律师、监管机构就影响加拿大资本市场的当前问题进行交流；支持对影响加拿大资本市场的问题进行研究，将学术分析和利益相关者的意见相结合。

研究所为公司和投资者提高加拿大资本市场的效率和弹性，以便公司能够以低成本筹集资金，同时投资者可以获得有竞争力的投资机会并充分评估其风险；确保国际领先专家之间的知识交流；加深人们对影响加拿大资本市场效率的市场发展和摩擦的理解；通过私人行动和监管改革，以全球实践为依据，探索改进的机会。

Established in 1998, the University of Toronto Market Institute is an independent organization of academics, practitioners and industry leaders dedicated to designing market strategies for Canada and acting as a catalyst for improving the efficiency and resilience of Canada's capital markets. CMI brings together the expertise of the Rotman School of Management and the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto to study the most important challenges facing Canada's capital markets and is at the forefront of debate and education in related fields.

CMI's activities focus on four areas: financial innovation, governance audit, securities regulatory reform and climate economic management. Explore the prospects and potential risks of passive investing, identify the significant governance challenges facing Canadian public companies, and explore the implications of a new regulatory system for capital markets and improved climate-related finance.

Through our analysis, we seek to provide leadership to the Canadian academic and business communities to direct their resources toward meaningful policy improvements. Our focus is on balancing academic analysis with stakeholder input. Events at Rotman throughout the year to allow scholars, practitioners, securities lawyers, and regulators to network on current issues affecting Canada's capital markets; Support research on issues affecting Canada's capital markets, combining academic analysis and stakeholder input.

The Institute enhances the efficiency and resilience of Canadian capital markets for companies and investors so that companies can raise capital at low cost while investors have access to competitive investment opportunities and fully assess their risks; Ensuring knowledge exchange among leading international experts; To increase understanding of market developments and frictions affecting the efficiency of Canada's capital markets; Explore opportunities for improvement through private action and regulatory reform, informed by global practice.