OSFI head warns P&C insurers about taking on extra risks
The prevailing low interest rate environment may drive companies to enter new lines of business
- By: James Langton
- June 7, 2013 December 19, 2017
- 09:00
The prevailing low interest rate environment may drive companies to enter new lines of business
The firm is not registered to sell investments in New Brunswick
Advisory sets out expectations with respect to the management of foreign exchange settlement risk by banks
Over 400 clients invested roughly $65 million in exempt market securities on the advice of David Michaels, according to the regulator’s notice of hearing
Report sets out principles designed to address the problems identified with benchmark-setting processes
Regulators aim to achieve a harmonized derivatives trade reporting regime across Canada
Regulator to evaluate the impact of the dealer registration requirements on mortgage investment entities
Regulator issues update on proposed enforcement initiatives in advance of policy meeting
Canadian-listed Chinese firm to pay $200,000 penalty, $100,000 in costs
Unregistered investment fund manager soliciting investments through website and online ads
Former Union Securities rep ordered to pay $60,000 in fines and costs
Report aims to help firms better understand the types of exemptions that IIROC may grant
Application deadline is July 2
Investor education information from 40 securities commission is already on the website
Wells Fargo and Banc of America to reimburse customers
Under new FCA rules certain products will generally be restricted to sophisticated investors and high net worth individuals
Fund salesman did not follow suitability obligations when selling leveraged investments to clients
The CSA and Quebec’s AMF have proposed different approaches to defense strategies in hostile takeover battles
Regulator calls conduct of Fernando Fagundes and New Futures Trading “abusive”
Ex Wolverton and Canaccord reps no longer registered
Regulators are looking at how to ensure consumer protection
Trading suspension prevents dormant companies from being hijacked by fraudsters
Couple assured U.S. government would not allow Lehman Brothers to fail