OSFI head defends Basel III
A “simpler” solution won’t work, says Dickson
- By: James Langton
- October 1, 2012 October 1, 2012
- 11:20
A “simpler” solution won’t work, says Dickson
Canada will continue to work with authorities in other jurisdictions to achieve FSB safeguards at global central counterparties
Driver and Taylor committed fraud, traded without registration
SEC suspends trading in Titan shares
Three men, two companies face bans
Three men accused of “hijacking” defunct companies
Wheatley calls for benchmark to be reformed, not replaced
SEC hopes report will help strengthen compliance
Hibbert permanently banned for capital markets, ordered to disgorge $4.7 million
Proposed changes would mesh with U.S. reforms
Hearing scheduled for February 2013
Regulator imposes two-year ban on rep who misappropriated premiums
Charline Hurley was cease traded by NBSC earlier this year
Convicted man ordered to pay $250,000 penalty
Test scenario involves the inaccessibility of data centers where business transactions are processed
Restrictions during the 2008 financial crisis reduced risks, but also lowered liquidity and increased price volatility
IIROC will be issuing new guidance in October addressing outsourcing arrangements
Revisions intended to close gaps, eliminate “blind spots”
BMO Nesbitt salesman admits to falsifying client document
Exempt market dealer failed to comply with securities laws and provided deficient financial filings
Stephen Popen was terminated from Investors Group in 2009 for breaching MFDA rules
Sheito and Woods ordered to materials in expert report
OSC, IIROC aiming to keep fee increases under control
Alleged scheme accepted at least US$53 million from at least 960 clients worldwide
Allege scam focuses on bogus insurance companies