Haymaker Acquisition Corp V: 7.38% stake reported
Bank of Nova Scotia reported sole voting and dispositive authority over the position, with shared authority reported as zero.
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Haymaker Acquisition Corp V (HYAC) is the issuer whose common stock Bank of Nova Scotia reported beneficially owning: 2,123,000 shares, equal to 7.38% of the class. Bank of Nova Scotia identified itself as a parent holding company and certified that the foreign regulatory scheme applicable to it is substantially comparable to that of functionally equivalent U.S. institutions.
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What voting and dispositive power did Bank of Nova Scotia report for HYAC?
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