New Zealand enters new era in financial regulation
Regulators shifting their focus to industry conduct, not simply compliance
- By: James Langton
- December 1, 2016 December 19, 2017
- 16:00
Regulators shifting their focus to industry conduct, not simply compliance
The self-regulatory organization is also considering an expansion of the service that would allow it to distribute data for bulk download for a fee
The “John Doe” summons directs the exchange, Coinbase, to produce records identifying U.S. taxpayers who have used its services
New rules will take effect in January 2018
Home Safe Living Investment Fund failed to file its annual financials for the year ended June 30 by the Nov. 17 deadline
Bay Street lawyer Phil Anisman and industry executive Frances Kordyback have begun serving two-year terms
The advisor, Gilles Robert Latour, was also banned permanently for soliciting and failing to repay loans from senior clients
VALIC Financial Advisors was fined US$1.75 million for giving its registered reps a financial incentive to recommend proprietary products
The CFPB is warning financial services firms to avoid using sales incentives that encourage employees to put consumers into inappropriate products
Proposed rule aims to simplify the framework governing certain real estate distributions
The regulator considers Nelson Bradbury “a continuing danger to the investing public” because of the infractions he has committed during his lifetime
The SRO is also redesigning the official brochure that firms will be required to distribute to new retail clients when they open an account early…
The rules that securities commissions in Alberta, Manitoba and New Brunswick are proposing are already in place in Ontario and Quebec
The regulator’s notice examines several financial reporting issues, such as the use of non-standard accounting metrics
RegHackTo brings together innovators, strategists and developers to explore solutions to regulatory issues
The event will examine the proposed reforms that CSA put forth in a consultation paper this past April
Proposed revisions recognize that not all correspondent banking relationships bear the same level of risk
The regulators issued a statement on Tuesday following news that the Competition Bureau has discontinued an investigation into TMX Group
The regulator filed 68 enforcement cases and achieved more than US$1 billion in monetary sanctions ordered
Although the MFDA’s processes are “effective, efficient and applied consistently and fairly,” it could take a harder line against registrants
The U.K. regulator is proposing reforms designed to improve competition in the market, including a stronger duty on asset managers to act in the best…
The office’s establishment has paid off, as there have been significant increases in use and participation of education and outreach activities
Updated lists of global systemically-important banks and insurers will be released next week