BoA compensates clients for credit card “add-ons”
Bank agrees to refund roughly US$738 million to affected clients
- By: James Langton
- April 9, 2014 December 19, 2017
- 14:05
Bank agrees to refund roughly US$738 million to affected clients
Children’s Education Funds moves to strengthen compliance systems
Some areas are taking longer to address
Eight biggest U.S. banks will have to meet stricter measures to reduce financial threats under a rule adopted by U.S. regulators
Banks will now have until July 2017 to adhere to provisions for CLOs
Quebec regulator signs agreements with local assistance centres for victims of financial crimes
FSB issues progress report on enhanced supervision of systemically important financial institutions
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U.S. regulator seeks comment on IAC’s proposal for funds to illustrate their “glide path”
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Dealers must actively manage conflicts of interest and preserve confidentiality
A new national enforcement agency would deal with criminal and quasi-criminal misconduct
Draft rules require firms to provide a mandatory Key Information Document
Dickson cites longevity risk and cyber security in speech to reinsurance conference
Brian Malley has been charged in the death of a client and is facing a class action suit from several former clients
Federal financial regulator publishes priorities for 2014-2017
The firm raised $90 million from investors between 2005 and 2011
Arvind Sanmugam pled guilty to fraud in 2012
Draft statement of priorities includes a pledge to undertake product suitability reviews of life insurance and mortgage broker products
Report identifies the current list of remaining cross-border implementation issues, and a timetable for addressing them