AMF charges pair with market manipulation
Regulator launches proceedings against Technologies Clemex president and his investment advisor
- August 9, 2013 December 19, 2017
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Regulator launches proceedings against Technologies Clemex president and his investment advisor
Corporate takeover information passed to trader
MOU includes mechanism for resolving disagreements about proposed changes
Panel upholds IIROC decision that Victoria broker contravened suitability rules
Commission finds Sandy Winick engaged in unregistered trading and illegal distributions, and participated in a fraud
Investors cautioned about solicitations by Banc de Binary
Regulator alleges Douglas Wood used Swiss bank to conceal trades
Jan Chomica carried out the instructions of her brother, Michael Chomica, who ran two advance fee schemes
Temporary order against Bank Gutenberg issued
Regulator accuses man of misrepresenting commissions to his clients, online brokerage firms
Cold calls from scam artists pretending to be brokerage personnel
Independent consultant to conduct review of firm’s penny stock and anti-money laundering policies
Stein, Piwowar to serve as SEC commissioners
Hearing into Hathor Exploration trades scheduled for September
Famtel working for RBC, but the company is not selling insurance
Exemptions will help create a more consistent regulatory treatment of mutual funds and ETFs
Marilyn Stuart made unauthorized transactions in “inactive” client accounts
Anthony Lambert to pay out $129,000 for “error in judgment”
Carnwath withdraws from panel amid allegations of bias
Regulators accuse former geologist of tipping his wife about a pending takeover of Geo Minerals
Losses from exposure to earthquakes may pose a significant threat to the financial well-being of many P&C insurers
Changes ensure that clients are protected from the threat of broker-dealer insolvency
OSC managed to freeze four bank accounts at the start of its proceedings
Former High Plains officer declared to be in civil contempt
Quebec regulator seeking more than $1.7 million in sanctions