Everyday People Financial holds shareholder meeting on name change to Global Receivables Management

By Public Technologies
  • Everyday People Financial held a special shareholder meeting on Sept. 30, 2026.
  • Shareholders adopted a special resolution to change the corporate name to Global Receivables Management Inc.
  • The board authorized filing articles of amendment to implement the name change; the filing itself was not confirmed as completed.
  • TSX Venture trading under the new name and symbol GRMI is set to start at the market open on Oct. 6, 2026.
  • The OTCQB symbol is expected to shift to GRMIF, pending assignment; the change was not confirmed as effective.


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