In a precedent that gives rise to several question marks and comes days after a controversial law was passed in Canada and many countries, Canadian company Aurora said on Sunday it plans to start trading on the New York Stock Exchange From October.
The exciting announcement of the entry of the money market, while the US law prevents financial institutions from dealing with companies Mariguana and prohibits the acceptance of deposits and open accounts for its employees.
Aurora was allowed to enter the bourse as a non-US corporation, but would not be allowed to list the shares.
Canada had earlier passed a law allowing the use of marijuana for recreational purposes, but the erotic substance is still banned in the United States, although it has been licensed in some states.
If US banks accept deposits from institutions operating in marijuana, the law deals with them as banks involved in money laundering operations.
Because of these restrictions, marijuana buyers in some US states are forced to pay in cash instead of using bank cards to avoid legal and banking problems.
Economists say Canadian legislation is likely to attract investors in the marijuana sector, given the expected turnout.
Advocates of the Marijuana legislation say the move cuts off the secret trafficking of material by gangs and criminal networks.
