How dealers can protect vulnerable clients
A new MFDA paper aims to take the mystery out of client vulnerability
- By: James Langton
- April 27, 2021 April 27, 2021
- 13:24
A new MFDA paper aims to take the mystery out of client vulnerability
The regulator issued an alert about a banned man hosting online investment conferences
The SEC paid US$3.2 million for tip and ongoing assistance, in spite of delay in coming forward
Criminal and civil charges are based on allegations that a fund manager deceived investors, misappropriated assets
The agency has awarded whistleblowers US$123 million since 2014
Court finds an investor's portfolio was too heavily concentrated in preferred shares, but that its low-risk strategy was appropriate
HSBC agreed to pay more than $1 million to settle concerns that investors were harmed when the firm cut ties with 51 dealers
Former prosecutor Alex Oh will lead the U.S. regulator's enforcement division
The CRA would issue electronic notices of assessment as the default when returns are filed electronically
The SRO argues a hearing panel erred by failing to impose a fine against a rep who misappropriated a client's money
B.C. residents allegedly accounted for raising US$1.15 million of a US$15-million scam
Regulatory staff are expected to deliver recommendations to CSA chairs in the coming weeks
Goldman analyst bought stocks knowing they were about to get a "buy" recommendation from a colleague
Feds pledge funding for CSTO, despite recent demise of CMAIO
The DTC is key to programs such as the RDSP and Child Disability Benefit
The Bank of England and HM Treasury have formed a task force to study official cryptocurrency
The move is putting pressure on Ottawa to do likewise
The SEC has rewarded tips that uncovered misconduct and saved investors millions
The CSA will finalize rules designed to protect vulnerable clients by early summer
Improving data will enable banks and regulators to better capture climate risks in financial terms
The move to open for trading alongside Asian markets was pushed to Sept. 19
In a diversified portfolio, costs eat up about 27% of investors' returns over 10 years
Institutional clients were defrauded of over US$100 million in a long-running scheme, the DoJ says
The chief of the SEC's whistleblower office will depart later this month
Trading data indicate that delay won't add systemic risk, the regulators said