IIROC promises smarter market surveillance
New system to enhance SRO's ability to detect possible market abuse
- By: James Langton
- May 9, 2019 November 13, 2019
- 09:00
New system to enhance SRO's ability to detect possible market abuse
A special advisor to the commission shares how the OSC might shift its approach
The agency has now awarded more than US$85 million to whistleblowers
The Basel Committee has released its latest status report
The firm was also suspended in Alberta, B.C., Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Two former execs at a private equity firm have been charged
Regulator to look at consumers' shifting financial needs in the years ahead
The regulator estimated that total system fees would decline by about 7% under the new model
Four appointees were announced on Wednesday
Ray Kindiak has been appointed to a two-year term
The SRO commenced a record 136 disciplinary proceedings last year
The request comes from Finnish tax authorities
The deadline for initial feedback is June 3
One accused has been arrested, while another remains at large
BCSC hearing panel finds investors were defrauded of more than $1.1 million
The new U.S.-Mexico-Canada (USMCA) trade deal has yet to be ratified
Firms selected for cross-border innovation pilot will be announced late in the second quarter
The analyst received inside information about Sherwin-Williams Co.’s planned acquisition of Valspar Corp. in 2016
The CSE is home to a large number of B.C.-based, early-stage companies
Quebec regulator urges company to reconsider maintaining its automatic stock disposition plan
The federal regulator's plan identifies a variety of financial and non-financial risks
Proposed changes include a requirement to report information security breaches
SRO seeks comment on minor contravention program and early resolution offers. The programs would contribute to enhanced efficiencies and faster resolutions