Three firms fined $1M each by U.S. regulators
Barclays, Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch fined for providing incomplete trading data
- By: James Langton
- June 4, 2014 December 19, 2017
- 11:30
Barclays, Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch fined for providing incomplete trading data
Pair raised $3.6 million by trading and distributing unregistered securities
Eight whistleblowers have received awards since the program’s launch
Erik Voorhees has agreed to fully disgorging his profits and pay a US$35,000 penalty
Voluntary code was developed by banks, IIROC and the Bank of Canada
Regulatory reforms, technological tools and market initiatives are changing the landscape of capital markets
The goal is to increase market transparency and thereby enhance investor confidence
The big six banks will have to report their liquidity coverage ratios on a quarterly basis starting next year
Canadian banks are “well positioned” to meet the new minimum LCR requirement in advance of January 2015, regulator says
Banks won’t have to file quarterly risk exposure reports
Advisory highlights warning signs of investment fraud
Regulators looking at ways to ensure the integrity of the interest rate benchmark setting process
Proposed rule aims to help regulators track capital raising efforts
ASC imposes permanent trading and registration ban
First batch of amendments take effect July 15
New strategic framework will guide efforts by other regulators in developing investor education initiatives
Many advisors are failing to appropriately document sales activities
The group of global securities regulators is surveying stakeholders for their views
OSC says there remains a discrepancy in the records of certain principal-protected notes
York Rio investors contacted about purported settlement fund account
Experts to study HFT impact on market quality and integrity
Claimant has filed almost 200 applications seeking rewards
Advisor engaged in “free-riding”
Better navigation and improve access for market participants and investors
Unregistered firm settles with New Brunswick regulator