ASIC broadens fintech co-operation with Canadian regulators
Australia’s regulatory sandbox to remain unchanged
- By: James Langton
- December 12, 2017 October 7, 2019
- 10:30
Australia’s regulatory sandbox to remain unchanged
Munchee Inc. sought to raise US$15 million
Co-operation agreement fosters cross-border oversight of alternative fund managers
The revised capital rules for global banks will start to take effect in January 2022, and will be phased in over five years
Firms must ensure they make adequate disclosure regarding the use of internal ombudsmen
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IIROC correct in concluding that fromer rep was dealing with clients
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IIROC and the CSA have begun to gather information in order to determine whether any regulatory action is required
A volunteer minister is prohibited from having members of his church as clients
Canadian investors are increasingly relying on social media for their information about investing
The U.S. regulator has frozen the assets of Dominic Lacroix and his Quebec-based company, PlexCorps
Mutual fund dealers also approved a requirement for firms to disclose their membership in the MFDA to clients
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The U.S. regulator will not recommend enforcement action against dealers for failing to comply with swap data reporting requirements
Global policymakers seek comments on two consultation papers
Tougher penalties for failing to meet CE requirements will be delayed until the end of the new CE cycle
Inquiry adds to challenges at Australian banks
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Healthy job creation, tightening housing policies and higher mortgages rates make Canada’s financial system less vulnerable
The review aims to assess whether investors are getting useful information
Further comments on the rule invited during transition period
The new capital rules for federally regulated life insurers reflect lessons learned from the financial crisis
The panel did impose conditions on the alternative trading service’s registration that relate to its provision of market data