FCA issues consultation paper on MiFID II reforms
The revisions are intended to strengthen investor protection and increase market resilience
- By: James Langton
- December 15, 2015 December 19, 2017
- 12:15
The revisions are intended to strengthen investor protection and increase market resilience
Firm failed to prevent day traders based in China from breaching securities laws
Report recommends that investment firms be categorized to distinguish between systemic, non-systemic, and very small firms
U.K. discussion paper seeks feedback on policies that may be hindering social investment, and appropriate investor protection
The regulator alleges that Oasis day traders in China breached securities law between November 2013 and December 2014
Consultation paper suggests the current comparability of the data being reported is not adequate and access to those data isn't good enough
Regulator scraps anti-avoidance provision in favour of revised guidance
Investors risk becoming victimized for a second time
Several areas of potential emerging risk merit further study
The Quebec regulator is seeking $2.6 million in fines in case involving BCE
The recommendation for both mutual funds and ETFs largely follows the approach that’s already widely in use
The changes focus on calculating credit risk when determining how much capital banks must set aside
Although financial services firms are aware of the risks that accompany inside information, they need to do more to ensure the risks are handled properly
The study did not reveal any concerns that warranted a regulatory response beyond measures already implemented by IIROC
Robert Lewis has to pay a fine of $175,000 for five infractions committed between 2008 and 2012 when he was an advisor with Manulife Securities
The exemption relates to reporting requirement for firms that have relatively small amounts of client assets held off-book
Fines total more than $650,000
A project is currently underway to assess five areas of vulnerability
Regulator aims to minimize the impact on market participants and their businesses
Scheme illegally raised more than $1.5 million, regulator alleges
Scott Lower had applied to the commission to review IIROC’s decision to ban him from the industry
Canadian, U.K. banks have made the most progress in adopting recommendations of the Enhanced Disclosure Task Force
Steven Donald of Assante is the SRO’s new chairman of the board while Christopher Nicholls takes over the role of vice chairman
Group advises ESMA on issues related to prospectuses, transparency, corporate governance and takeover bids
EY to initiate transfer of customer accounts to other dealers “as soon as possible,” CIPF says