IIROC proposes new rules on best execution
The amendments to the trading rules and the dealer rules would consolidate the existing requirements into a single rule on best execution
- By: James Langton
- October 13, 2016 December 19, 2017
- 12:15
The amendments to the trading rules and the dealer rules would consolidate the existing requirements into a single rule on best execution
Charles Albert Martin “disregarded directives” from his dealer to stop charging service fees to clients, or providing services outside his dealer
The U.S. regulator said the bank failed to properly safeguard information generated by its analysts
Investors lost $8.8 million after being referred to firm that subsequently want bankrupt
Final requirements designed to limit contagion in the financial system take effect in 2019
The U.S. regulator also obtained judgments and orders for more than US$4 billion in disgorgement and penalties.
The complexity speculative products means it may be difficult for the majority of retail investors to understand the risks involved
Rupinder Bhathal made redemptions and misappropriated funds from two clients’ RESP accounts without their knowledge and failed to co-operate with the investigation into her conduct
The SRO will focus instead on participating in the CSA’s initiative to enhance proficiency requirements in the investment industry and other “targeted reforms”
Review notes a “general lack of completeness” in fund managers’ policies and procedures
The agreement covers 20 firms registered with in the U.S. as swap dealers, along with the other sorts of firms
The reduction in the total number of client complaints is encouraging, FCA says
The bank agreed to admit wrongdoing in misrepresenting how it determined a key performance metric for its wealth management business
The commission’s decision was “justified, transparent and intelligible,” court says
Proposed guidelines aim to safeguard investors
The two groups are focused on faster payments and enhanced payment system security
State regulators have published a proposed policy on the use of electronic offerings, and electronic signatures
SRO aims to alert dealers’ to possible weaknesses in their cybersecurity programs
Consultation period closes Dec. 5
Keith Lorne Davis committed several infractions, including borrowing from a client and engaging in outside business activity from his dealer firm
Report focuses on board composition, remuneration and incentive structures, and risk management and internal controls
The guidance aims to address the unintended consequences of new requirements that came into effect this past April
Two of Quebec’s senior regulators to share their expertise
The program has awarded more than US$100 million to whistleblowers
Proposed standards aim to help to restore trust both in benchmarks and financial markets