Money launderers are grappling with Covid-19, too
FINTRAC says pandemic is upending traditional money laundering
- By: James Langton
- July 16, 2020 July 16, 2020
- 17:45
FINTRAC says pandemic is upending traditional money laundering
The deadline for applications to serve on the regulator's advisory committee is Sept. 11
Penalties and market bans handed down in $5 million fraud
U.K.'s FCA to launch new testing environment for industry innovation
The economic recovery remains uncertain, the FSB warns
The self-regulatory organization calls on fund dealers to participate in policy consultations
Tip led to millions of dollars being returned to investors
Nominations for market reg and fixed-income committees due Aug. 21
Firm allegedly sold stock based on false hype about its wind turbine technology
Report recommends reforms to the process for crafting audit standards
A report lays out the economic benefits
Federal financial regulator to consult on content and pace of policy plans
SEC and CTFC settle charges against app developer
Proposal would boost reporting threshold from US$100 million to US$3.5 billion
Ontario's capital markets task force recommends binding authority, higher compensation limits
Investors, industry pan the OSC's DSC preservation proposals
Report from FSB, Basel Committee sets out recommendations for speeding transition
The SRO calls on dealers to disclose any involvement with digital assets
Group suggests a transformation of OSC and SRO governance
The resident of Laval was also fined almost $500,000
The SRO staff's authority to rule on exemption applications has been extended
NSSC warns about a surge in scams on social media
Regulators said the bank failed to detect the former financier's suspicious account activity
The regulator collected 95% of sanctions in the last fiscal year, boosting its designated fund to $118.4 million
The next step is developing rules for who can use "financial planner" and "financial advisor"