CFTC charges Canadian with fraud
U.S. regulator alleges that Ryan Magee fraudulently solicited US$2 million from investors in the U.S. and Canada
- By: James Langton
- February 22, 2016 December 19, 2017
- 10:00
U.S. regulator alleges that Ryan Magee fraudulently solicited US$2 million from investors in the U.S. and Canada
Participants intending to trade mortgage securities must be registered
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The Quebec regulator says confidentiality is the main motivation for whistleblowers to report possible misconduct
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The U.S. regulator alleged that the analyst certified a rating on a stock that was inconsistent with his personal view
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European regulator seeks feedback on discussion paper
Starting May 16, companies can use crowdfunding to offer and sell securities to the investing public in the U.S.
Regulators aim to establish public transparency requirements
Cecil Speight carried out his fraud through his ownership of International Stock Transfer
Citing lack of support, the regulator has decided not to proceed with a proposal to adopt lower minimum capital requirements for this firm
The investor compensation represents the largest amount in an Ontario Securities Commission no-contest settlement since the process was introduced
Action intended to protect depositors and creditors after German regulator shuts down bank
Applications due by Feb. 24
The firm was fined a penalty of $75,000 and charged costs of $15,000 resulting from the inappropriate trading of leveraged ETFs
The former officer failed to communicate openly with the Financial Conduct Authority amid growing concerns about the firm’s synthetic credit portfolio in 2012
Omokhodion Oshingbeme sentenced after pleading guilty to fraud
The self-regulatory organization has retained Investor Economics to perform analysis on the geographic, demographic and wealth footprint of fund dealers’ clients