Court green-lights PACE transfer plan
EY to take custody of troubled securities, allowing clients to move to new dealers
- By: James Langton
- June 22, 2020 June 22, 2020
- 11:41
EY to take custody of troubled securities, allowing clients to move to new dealers
SEC to allow virtual fund meetings to 2021; MX compliance relief extends to Sept. 30
The whistleblower initially tried reporting internally
The defendants were previously ordered by a U.S. court to pay almost US$7M
SRO hearing panel ruled the former rep "completely untrustworthy"
Regulators see an ever-growing array of pandemic-related frauds
Board approves new enforcement system, proposes rule changes
SRO files disciplinary charges as liquidator seeks to transfer clients' accounts
Global regulatory group says pandemic has entered a new phase
Steiner has been appointed to the newly formed Office of Economic Growth and Innovation
IIROC noted concerns about firm's oversight of a direct access client
ICO raised more than US$25 million from investors based on false claims
Earnings plunge, but bank fundamentals remain resilient
U.S. state regulators seek Congressional support in fight against fraudsters
Exam activity was suspended in March due to Covid-19
Move to transaction-based benchmark follows LIBOR scandal
Rep admitted to unapproved outside dealings with clients
Montreal woman accused of opening bank accounts to defraud Covid-19 relief program
U.S. authorities allege illegal stock sale campaigns sought to exploit pandemic
Regulator issues guide on detecting harm to seniors
Stricter short-reporting requirements will extend through the summer
Firm's deceased founder lost $169 million of client assets to trading, misappropriation
Regulatory co-operation agreement aims to facilitate international access for innovators
Measures set to expire June 30 extended to Sept. 30
Regulators draw line between client service, stock picking duties