Market for advice improving, but slowly: FCA
There are more advisors — and more consumers receiving advice — following major reforms
- By: James Langton
- December 3, 2020 December 3, 2020
- 18:15
There are more advisors — and more consumers receiving advice — following major reforms
The regulator is introducing a new framework for ensuring that funds properly value their assets
Regulators launch consultation on activist short seller phenomenon
Consultation addresses growing demand for regulatory action on data access
The SEC's Allison Lee confronted concerns over "lagging" U.S. efforts in the last decade
The fiscal update said the feds plan to tax homeowners who use Canada to passively store wealth in housing
SEC rewards pair for tipping multiple agencies to suspected misconduct
The permanent ban follows a jail term and restitution order
U.S. regulators call on firms to stop using the benchmark by the end of 2021
Global banking regulators aim to ensure a level playing field in the crisis response
Police say Canadians have lost $18.4 million to CRA scams since 2014
Regulator proposes guidance on complying with national code
Executive director says funding will provide stability for the organization
New approach will end reliance on insurers' internal calculation models
CDOR, LIBOR facing changes in the year ahead
Basel Committee revises capital demands for non-performing loan securitizations
New client identifier requirements for listed securities take effect in July 2021
Rising corporate and sovereign debt levels are ramping up systemic risk
Case claimed extra compensation for selling in-house funds harmed investors
Paper proposes methodology for CORRA averages, index
Two former executives face a hearing next year
The regulator proposes to allow companies to pay up to 15% of annual pay in securities
Wall Street giant fined by OCC for conflict, risk management failures
The SRO called for applications by the end of the year
An array of pandemic issues has been added to the global regulatory agenda