FSB cites some post-crisis improvement
Preparations to avoid taxpayer bailouts still need work: report
- By: James Langton
- November 14, 2019 November 14, 2019
- 11:40
Preparations to avoid taxpayer bailouts still need work: report
New facility would provide loans to a financial firm facing exceptional liquidity stress
Details are few, but flexibility is a key theme
The former rep was being investigated for allegedly liquidating his father's investment accounts
New regulations and legislation may be required
Regulator says it's "committed to strengthening" investor protection
Deal will allow businesses in Canada and Singapore to access new regulated markets
The regulator issued new guidance on Tuesday aimed at enhancing disclosure provided by cannabis companies
Appointments made to lead BIS central bank groups
Firm and its founders ordered to pay US$6.9 million
Tower Research Capital will pay US$67.4 million
New members bring extensive knowledge of investors rights and consumer advocacy
New technology incorporates AI into monitoring systems
Province will create a task force for the review
Firms allegedly charged excess fees on education savings plans
The increases came in spite of the U.S. federal government shutdown
Proposals include stricter rules about proxy solicitation and shareholder proposals
Survey finds most Bitcoin owners are speculators, although more people are using the cryptocurrency for transactions
Feedback due in Jan. 2020
SEC also extends soft-dollar relief related to MiFID II
The banks participated in a deal to help sell off Royal Dutch Shell plc's 8% stake in Canadian Natural Resources Ltd.
A sports auction site allegedly required investors to sign an agreement stating they would not report violations to the SEC
The BCSC took action when customers on the unregistered exchange couldn't access their assets
So-called "stablecoins" need to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, global regulators say