FINRA approves background checks for brokers
Amendments would expand firm’s obligations to verify the accuracy and completeness of info contained in applications for registration
- By: James Langton
- April 25, 2014 December 19, 2017
- 05:30
Amendments would expand firm’s obligations to verify the accuracy and completeness of info contained in applications for registration
PAC membership grows to 18
Amendments balance the investor’s right to choose with the need to protect investors from conflicts of interest
Settlement accepted on supervisory failings
Proposed policy addresses conflicts of interest, transparency and accuracy
Report raises concerns about broker-dealer fee practices
Proposals aim to ensure that third-party electronic access to marketplaces is subject to supervision and regulatory oversight
Regulators outlines risks consumers should consider when investing
Two project teams chosen to assess the impact of HFT on Canadian equity markets
OneWorld allows IIROC to encrypt email transmissions to dealers
Richard Moore must cease trading in securities for 10 years
Reporting regime for derivatives introduced
Information provided inadvertently by Bridgewater employee
The amendments push back the effective date of reporting obligations
Scholarship plan dealer CEO, Issam El-Bouji, ordered to disgorge almost $2 million
Ombudsman recommended the investment firm pay over $290,000 in compensation to clients
2013 Enforcement Report shows continued focus on seniors and suitability
It will remain a challenge to reach a life expectancy of 100
Basel Committee announces revised standard for measuring large exposures
Scope extended to trading venues such as multilateral trading facilities and over-the-counter (OTC) markets
Guidelines aim to provided clarity about the best practices in respect of residential mortgage insurance underwriting
Letter to G20 says difficult decisions still ahead to reform global financial system
U.S. government resources available to help financial institutions
The change is one of several proposed concerning the integrated fee model
Former newspaper baron is not a danger to markets, says lawyer