Emerging market regulators seek to strengthen corporate governance
Report focuses on board composition, remuneration and incentive structures, and risk management and internal controls
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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
Proposal shortens settlement cycle from three business days to two
Ponzi scheme ran by Rashida Samji collected money ranging from $50,000 to $12 million from investors over a nine-year period
Reps made unsuitable recommendations in the sale of RCNs to retail clients
However, more work needs to be done as the total percentage of board seats occupied by women is just 12% vs 11% a year ago
European guidelines aim to protect consumers by improving links between the remuneration of sales staff and the fair treatment of retail investors
Panels will discuss issues such as blockchain technology, automated investment advice and more
The court order is part of IIROC’s bid to enhance the collection of the SRO’s enforcement sanctions
In addition, the regulator’s whistleblower program, introduced this summer, has already received more than 30 tips from prospective whistleblowers
Regulators are looking to increase cybersecurity in Canada’s capital markets as cyber threats have evolved and the potential for damage is rising
Global banking regulators aims to spell out rules for firms dealing with unserved or underserved clients
Proposed rule would ease stress testing requirements for firms with less complex operations
Erroneous orders causing numerous “mini-flash crashes”
The committee provides feedback on issues that impact registered firms, including registration and compliance-related topics
PlanPlus’s Shawn Brayman honoured for research into risk profiling, and its role in the advice process in Canada
The planned changes aim to improve how mortgage insurers measure their capital positions and to position them to withstand losses
The hearings are slated to take place in Toronto, Halifax, Montreal, Calgary and Vancouver later this year
The modernized rules would introduce investment restrictions, including concentration limits, liquidity requirements, and borrowing restrictions
Vulnerable senior’s money diverted to pay for personal expenses, panel finds
But regulators are nonetheless concerned that big data may make it harder for some clients to obtain or pay for insurance
Whistleblower awards top US$100 million