JP Morgan trader admits to spoofing, DoJ says
Former trader pleads guilty to placing phantom orders for precious metals
- By: James Langton
- August 21, 2019 November 13, 2019
- 10:48
Former trader pleads guilty to placing phantom orders for precious metals
Agency was accused of failing to disclose that it was paid by issuers to rate ICOs
Regulators approved amendments designed to simplify requirements and ease some restrictions
Many investors don't understand what they're paying based on the annual fee reports
Sanjiv Talwar will become the agency's new assistant superintendent, risk support sector
The regulator has charged 13 firms for abusive ADR practices, generating settlements of more than $427 million
The firm had been in early warning over its capital position since June
The agency posted examples to demonstrate how the new rules are applied
The Oxford comma strikes again
Regulators stop short of going ahead with OBSI recommendations
The firm settled the case without admitting or denying the allegations
Former Canadian regulator Carolyn Rogers takes over as the committee's secretary general on Wednesday
The OSC and AMF will participate in the week-long campaign
Allegations include defrauding investors and manipulating token prices
Certain syndicated mortgages will be subject to a $200 regulatory fee
Firm reported a negative capital position this month
Investment banker alleged to have profited from knowledge about a planned acquisition
Advance notice of audit inspections was meant to help audit firm improve its performance
Proposals aim to improve the readability of disclosure documents
Referral cases more than doubled from 2018 to 2019
Study finds 42% of pension holders are potentially vulnerable to investment scams
Regulators have launched 130 enforcement investigations so far this year
Company claims its tokens are a currency not covered by securities laws
The IIAC argues the proposals will “impose a significant burden on both firms and clients that will not afford additional investor protection”