CSA reveals name for revamped filing system
The system will be unveiled in four phases, beginning in 2021
- By: IE Staff
- October 25, 2019 November 13, 2019
- 11:11
The system will be unveiled in four phases, beginning in 2021
Regulators will look at whether they should continue to exclude trades done under ASDPs from insider reporting requirements
A future hearing will determine sanctions against Cornish; allegations against Caruso and Sidders were dismissed
Regulator alleges duo promoted and sold investments to vulnerable investors through Wealth-e Group
Global Financial Innovation Network grows to include 50 organizations
Alleged market manipulation scheme involved 11 U.S. penny stocks
Other charges are unauthorized computer access and unauthorized disclosure of confidential information
A new paper argues that prospects for reform at the provincial level shouldn't prevent IIROC and MFDA from merging
Alert warns investors to be "extremely cautious"
Traders allegedly made tens of millions in illegal profits
UQAM professor Richard Guay will chair the scientific committee
The reforms represent the most extensive amendments to the province's securities laws since the legislation was introduced in 1996
The EURIBOR investigation remains open
More than 2,800 trades were placed in the accounts of a client with a severe impairment
The two groups have signed a memorandum of understanding
The former rep has been permanently banned and ordered to pay more than $1.6 million
The procedure was contrary to the order-exposure rule
Weak trading volume can have multiple negative impacts
Starting Nov. 1, aspiring derivatives traders must complete a course and pass an exam
A new report evaluates the implementation of post-crisis reforms
Proposed reforms aim to address regulators' concerns, including disclosure of investment costs
Eighteen traders generated at least US$31 million in illicit profits, regulator says
The regulator set out a series of proposals in a paper published Wednesday
New report says expungements are being granted "as a matter of course"
A report says there's been limited implementation in the past year