New conduct rules, same old conflicts: NASAA
U.S. firms continue to put their own interests ahead of clients' interests, regulators say
- By: James Langton
- November 4, 2021 November 10, 2021
- 14:55
U.S. firms continue to put their own interests ahead of clients' interests, regulators say
New tactics and techniques are used to identify and lure victims
Global securities regulators are likely to move ahead with new standards in 2022
Regulator aims to have rules for investment industry by Q2 2022
IOSCO makes recommendations to regulators on ESG issues
The SRO is supporting Osgoode's investor service for two years
OSFI set to announce capital distribution plans on Nov. 4
The Nova Scotia Securities Commission warns of unregistered crypto platform luring investors
The CRA also updated the RRSP dollar limit
Whistleblower gets extra US$2-million payout for tip that led to SEC and DoJ action
The regulator provided guidance for advisors, dealers and education providers
Regulator issues new guidance, licensing requirements for firms dealing in crypto investments
Rep sought to repay money with risky options trading
PwC says KPMG stepped down as funds' auditor earlier this month
The FCA plans in December to publish final rules setting disclosure requirements
ESMA issued a statement to investors, market manipulators about posting online
The pandemic highlighted the importance of ensuring operational resilience
Systemic risk to the industry remains, as crisis response measures have created vulnerabilities
Trader accused of using Twitter account to carry out pump and dumps
Global standards setters will consider reforms following a consultation
Action on issues uncovered in SEC review would prove positive for most, Moody's says
The regulator will turn off its over-the-counter trading system on Nov. 8
FCA will consider expanding access to retail investors next year
The regulator's accreditation relationship with CECAP will end on Dec. 31
The payout was the U.S. regulator's first for action involving foreign enforcement