Cyber security top priority: OSFI
Bank watchdog says cyber security and low interest rates are major concerns for the industry
- By: James Langton
- May 3, 2013 December 19, 2017
- 11:00
Bank watchdog says cyber security and low interest rates are major concerns for the industry
Hearing set to consider a settlement with a former BMO analyst accused of insider trading
Report sets out new guidelines for valuing collective investment schemes
Regulator wants a third-party opinion on the effects of HFT on market quality and integrity
Regulator will hold one session for investors, another for advisors, industry groups
Nearly half of borrowers whose mortgages mature by 2020 are likely to face a shortfall: FCA
Firm made trades in securities of 14 companies that were subject to cease trade orders
Overall stakeholders are happy with federal banking regulator
Montreal-based firm files $52 million class action against the SRO
Proposed rules and guidance relate to cross-border swaps
NASAA reminds investors about the different types of financial advisors in the U.S.
SRO reports almost $3.5 million in fines, victims from vulnerable groups account for roughly 30% of cases in 2012
Regulator issues a reciprocal order to ban a B.C.-based firm and two individuals
Regulator releases panel decisions on securities fraud allegations involving made-up companies and individuals
Regulators examining IIROC policies and procedures
A lack of liquid assets has led to the Winnipeg-based firm’s suspension in several provinces
Canadian Securities Administrators chooses CGI to operate SEDAR, SEDI and NRD
Penalty against Paul Yoannou is one of the largest levied by the MFDA
Amendments will remove certain domestic disclosure requirements for foreign private placements
Quebec regulator signs agreement with Montreal Crime Victims Assistance Centre
Quantum Financial Services agrees to BCSC fine for repeated procedural deficiencies
The credit card company will pay $3.5 million for failing to properly account for losses in its auto finance business in 2007
Several firms and CEO pay a total of $6.6 million as part of settlement agreement
The brokers were fined $500,000 and $100,000 respectively for failing in their roles as gatekeepers