U.S. regulators charge advisory firm and fund manager with breaches
Fund suffered massive losses amid risk management failures, SEC and CFTC allege
- By: James Langton
- January 27, 2020 January 27, 2020
- 16:41
Fund suffered massive losses amid risk management failures, SEC and CFTC allege
An SEC report details the results of thousands of compliance exams
A portion of the settlement agreement with the OSC will go to defrauded investors
New compliance targets have emerged from the SRO's data analysis efforts
Whistleblowers "crucial" in protecting retail investors
Pilot study would examine the effects of banning trading fee rebates
Firm failed to question sales on risky exempt securities to certain clients
Elderly Winnipeg widow reportedly bilked by ex-securities rep
The U.K. regulator remains concerned about scams and suitability in the retirement market
A former SEC and CFTC executive will be head of the group's legal division
Grant Vingoe will take over as acting chair following Jensen's departure on April 15
Group of central banks to look at the function and use of digital dollars
Revisions to operational risk capital requirements pushed to 2022
Total shadow banking assets have declined, with growth slowing sharply in the riskiest segments
The goal is to improve preparedness and resilience to financial risks and to ensure capital and liquidity rules remain appropriate for smaller organizations
U.S. regulator alleges convicted Portus co-founder used a fake identity to raise more than US$30 million from investors
With the concept of a national regulator in limbo, the CSA plans to review the self-regulatory structure
Allegations include improper personal financial dealings and misleading investigators
Regulators set out when trading platforms are subject to securities law
U.K. authorities set deadlines for move away from troubled benchmark
The group first proposed adopting UTC to enhance market oversight back in September
Firm gave employees trading access without approval
IIROC says the advisor failed to learn “essential facts” about a client
So-called IEOs may be rife with the same misconduct associated with ICOs
The regulator alleges he breached an order imposed in a settlement agreement