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SEC rewards more tipsters

Whistleblowers take home combined US$570,000 for enforcement tips

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Updated: Capital markets deemed essential, open for business

Financial firms, regulators remain operational in Ontario shutdown

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OSC settles unregistered trading case

Mortgage firm sold $26 million in securities to investors in the exempt market

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FCA defends short-selling

Regulator says there's no evidence that shorts are driving markets down

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CSA implements filing relief

Regulators are providing a 45-day extension

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Tipster gets US$1.6 million award from SEC

A whistleblower tipped off the SEC and assisted in an investigation

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TD Waterhouse fined $4 million for ignoring CRM2

An IIROC panel found the firm deliberately decided not to comply with position cost reporting requirements

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Aussie regulators drop almost everything to tackle Covid-19

Enforcement to protect markets and consumers will continue, but routine work has been shelved until Sept. 30

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Court denies bid to re-examine client overcharging

The ruling said there are other ways to determine whether the regulatory settlement was adequate

IOSCO employee tests positive for Covid-19

No other staff have had recent contact with the employee

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Banks, insurers plan virtual AGMs

CSA issues guidance for taking annual meetings online

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Pandemic proves a paradise for cybercriminals

The MFDA warns that phishing and other cyberattacks are on the rise

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MX issues guidance for derivatives firms

The exchange will allow flexibility but no exemptions

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Fed launches mutual fund backstop

Facility aims to ensure funds can meet increased redemption demands

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CSA extends filing, comment deadlines

Regulators provide 45-day extensions for filings, comment periods

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FINRA proposes trade reporting fee

The U.S. SRO will charge fees for reporting Treasuries trades

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Conviction stands, but no jail for former rep

Appeal court upholds conviction, says jail time not warranted

CFTC expands Covid-19 relief

Provisions aim to enable remote working arrangements

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European regulators expand short bans

Italy enacts a three-month ban, while Spain adopts a one-month prohibition

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NASAA slams SEC proposal to expand exempt markets

The group says investors need greater protections and oversight in private offerings

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CFTC provides relief to enable social distancing

Requirements have been relaxed to enable firms to operate remotely

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Europe curbs short selling

France, Belgium and Italy impose temporary prohibitions

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OSC takes action to address outbreak

In-person hearings and compliance reviews have been postponed

BIS staffer tests positive for Covid-19

Employees at the Bank for International Settlements are now working remotely

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Scammers still working amid market turmoil

The Nova Scotia Securities Commission warns investors about outbreak opportunists