Cross-Border Analysis

QSR Cross-Border Analysis

Restaurants

Unified view of Restaurant Brands International across Canadian and U.S. disclosure regimes — SEC EDGAR filings, Form 4 insider activity, and the TSX vs NYSE price spread for the QSR pairing.

Listing pair

Parent of Tim Hortons, Burger King, Popeyes, and Firehouse Subs with ~30,000 global locations.

Issuer Canadian listing U.S. listing Canadian exchange U.S. exchange
Restaurant Brands International QSR.TO QSR TSX NYSE

Disclosure & market data

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Insider filings on the US record

Source: SEC Form 4 (Section 16)
Insider transactions from SEC Form 4 for logged-in users. SEDI is not ingested. Foreign private issuers are exempt from SEC Section 16, so for many Canadian cross-listed names this panel is empty — we show the gap rather than fill it.

Recent EDGAR filings

Source: EDGAR
Live EDGAR 10-K/10-Q/8-K filings appear here.

Canadian filings (MJDS)

Source: SEC EDGAR — F-10 / 40-F
Canadian issuers that cross-file with the SEC under MJDS. SEDAR+ documents are not ingested.

Cross-border spread

Source: Institutional-grade market data (may be delayed)
TSX vs NYSE price spread and FX-adjusted arbitrage indicator.

Why the cross-border view matters for QSR

Dual-listed issuers file under two distinct continuous-disclosure regimes. Most US-only tools ignore Canadian cross-listed issuers entirely, and most Canadian tools miss the EDGAR 10-K / 10-Q cadence. A unified view surfaces insider flow, material-change reports, and cross-border price divergence that single-regime screens cannot see.

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