CSA to ban DSCs everywhere but Ontario
Ontario is considering alternatives to a DSC ban, but will join the CSA in outlawing trailers for discount brokers
- By: James Langton
- December 19, 2019 December 19, 2019
- 10:00
Ontario is considering alternatives to a DSC ban, but will join the CSA in outlawing trailers for discount brokers
The proposal would expand the definition of accredited investor
The CFTC offers firms relief, while the FSB calls for more action
The changes aim to improve compliance with global standards
SRO sets out "technology-neutral" stance to record retention
BoE warns that climate change will "affect the value of virtually every financial asset"
Fintech, regtech and LIBOR transition head the list
The firm allowed market access to offshore market manipulators
IOSCO proposes guidance to deal with conflicts and conduct risks in debt underwriting
Former executive banned by SEC, ordered to pay US$43.7 million in disgorgement
The comment period ended this week on proposals to eliminate certain disclosure requirements
IOSCO to start reporting on fund leverage in 2021
Two-thirds of survey respondents failed basic quiz on investing
A new discussion paper from the Basel Committee focuses on the emerging crypto space
Amendments include changes to suitability, know-your-client, conflict of interest and disclosure provisions
Talk of merging the SROs has surfaced repeatedly over the years
The plan to transfer oversight of the sector was first announced in 2017
Many clients aren't being paid after winning arbitration
The case involved a man tipping his friend to his company's financial results before they became public
The Swiss private bank must pay more than US$190 million
A new report examines cooperation to ensure the safety and efficiency of financial market infrastructures
At least 14 investors were defrauded in a trading scheme
The growth was driven by increases in both interest rate derivatives and equities
The man allegedly failed to disclose that he was being paid to promote the company
The industry group said the CSA should revisit prospectus requirements