UK regulator issues guidance on independent advice
FCA publishes examples of good and bad practices to help firms and advisors meet independence requirements
- By: James Langton
- March 20, 2014 December 19, 2017
- 08:40
Secret investment programs lure investors with promises of large returns
Superintendent rules agent banned by MFDA be supervised by another agent for 24 months
Distribution of Pro-Index Funds to new investors to cease
CSA encourages investors to protect themselves from investment fraud
U.S. tech company distributed securities despite a cease trade order from the regulator
U.S. regulator alleges “scalping” scheme raised US$1.9 million
Companies will be allowed to raise money from their existing shareholders without a prospectus
Firm admits to disclosure failings
Agencies would be subject to new requirements regarding their financial risk management, operations, governance, and disclosure
Panel cites lack of evidence in order against Richard Moore
The self regulatory organization seeks comments on the concept of lower minimum capital requirements
Rep lied to his dealer when questioned about his outside business activities
Alert outlines risks surrounding digital currencies
Four new initiatives intended to strengthen and speed up enforcement
Online scheme has bilked investors of US$10 million, regulator alleges
P&C insurers will have to begin filing new data with the regulator on April 15
Report highlights issues where regulators should consider whether their current practices are adequate to oversee and mitigate risk
Former Canada Genuity branch manager fined $60,000
Firms should be aware of the prohibition under anti-money laundering rules on dealing with allegedly corrupt foreign officials from Ukraine
Knowledge First must file report by May 2015
PIABA says regulator omits information from BrokerCheck service
OSFI reminds banks of obligations
Industry critical of proposed 10% limit on equity crowdfunding investments for most retail investors
Proposed guidance details common due diligence practices