Ontario’s budget on crypto, MGAs and pensions
Government highlights plans for innovation, consumer protection
- By: James Langton
- March 26, 2026 March 26, 2026
- 17:32
Government highlights plans for innovation, consumer protection
Breaches of anti-money laundering rules revealed in compliance review
Court dismisses case, citing importance of timely dispute resolution
Conflict arose from allocation that generated revenue from "no fee" accounts
Regulators issue data that offers snapshot of global fund sector
Regulator alleged US$14 million overcharging, settles for US$150,000 penalty
Enforcement case concluded against man convicted of insider trading
Lawsuit alleging man exploited in real estate deals allowed to continue
Request for state-appointed legal counsel denied by Ontario appeal court
Ex-rep posed as a successful trader online, duping investors
Payments from LIFs can face forfeiture, court finds
Harmed investors will be able to make claims for share of sanctions, April 1
Appeal denied in tax case that called for strict securities law compliance
Pilot project could lead to broader shift to less frequent reporting
Regulators flag risk of buildup of large, opaque trading positions
Regulator reaches first MoU with a sports league to protect market integrity
SRO collected excess fees due to strong markets, trading revenue
New rules aim to make incident reporting easier, amid rising systemic risk
Panel lifts stay, refines order in case that led to landmark ruling
Only tokenized securities count under new guidance that also clarifies landmark legal test
Regulators update policy on the use of non-GAAP financial measures
Proposals seek to ensure banks can cope with rapid liquidity events
Regulator seeks to limit brokers' OTC requirements to equities
U.K. regulator seeks faster resolutions for clients, greater certainty for firms