Scotiabank to pay US$800,000 penalty for spoofing precious metals trades: CFTC
The bank’s penalty was substantially reduced in recognition of its self-reporting and co-operation
- By: James Langton
- October 2, 2018 November 13, 2019
- 10:30
The bank’s penalty was substantially reduced in recognition of its self-reporting and co-operation
The regulator expects the new structure to increase compliance efficiency and effectiveness
Regulator launches SIE exam
The legislation sets out rules and restriction in areas such as contract cancellation and charging advance fees to consumers
New guideline applies to four Ontario-regulated sectors
Court orders Daniel Tiffin to pay restitution to clients who purchased promissory notes
The committee serves as a forum to discuss issues and challenges faced by dealers and fund managers
A significant investor protection concern continues to exist
Document outlines key principles that regulators expect insurers and intermediaries to engrain into their daily practices
218 of the 648 companies reviewed still don’t have single woman on their board
There has been progress in shadow banking monitoring and reporting data on global systemically important banks
Vermont’s Michael Pieciak succeeds Joseph Borg
Daniel Reeve was found guilty of defrauding victims of $10 million through several Ponzi schemes
The second-annual ASC Connect conference will take place Oct. 9
Task Force publishes first status report
Members will be selected to represent a broad range of relevant experience, skills, knowledge and perspectives
Paul Allison of Raymond James elected chairman
The anonymous tipster furnished extensive assistance which helped the U.S. regulator bring a successful enforcement action in the case
The advisor later admitted to making unsuitable recommendations to clients
ASIC has prevented five proposed ICOs from raising capital without appropriate investor protections
Amendments would require investment funds to file annual reports electronically
Document sets out expectations for boards of directors of federally regulated financial institutions
Scam artists may linger long after the storm has passed