Britain considers curbs on sale of alternative investments
FSA proposes ban on marketing “Unregulated Collective Investment Schemes” to retail investors
- By: James Langton
- August 22, 2012 August 22, 2012
- 09:10
FSA proposes ban on marketing “Unregulated Collective Investment Schemes” to retail investors
NASAA releases its annual list of financial products and practices that imperil unwary investors
Distribution to aggrieved investors delayed for 16 months
US$50,000 payout for recipient who provided evidence of securities fraud
Extension to October 26 delays distribution of settlement funds
British regulator notes that the total size of funds it surveyed remains modest in most markets
SRO may intervene when trades are “unreasonable”
Committee calls on the FSA to continue investigating other banks for possible LIBOR-rigging
Former investment banker, wife to pay $2.4 million
Empire Consulting exploited weaknesses of investors, panel finds
Regulators aim to address compliance problems with “preliminary economic assessments”
Deadline extended to September 21
Myatovic and Lowe to face penalty hearing
Changes to the capital rules for P&C insurers aim to improve their ability to capitalize against earthquakes
CEO and CFO of WJB Capital Group sanctioned
Standard Chartered Bank to pay US$340 million penalty
HEF is the third scholarship plan to receive an OSC order in recent weeks
Draft guidance aims to enhance retail investor protection, and clarify what dealers need to do to meet their regulatory obligations
Firms get more time to respond to Knight Capital trading glitch
Banks must start providing better disclosure in Q1 2013
RBC DS fined $500,000; Two Montreal brokers each fined $100,000
Knowledge First Financial must appoint independent KYC monitor
B.C. regulator publishes letters of undertakings
OSFI to levy fees to cover the cost of licensing and providing ongoing supervision of pooled registered pension plans
Discussion paper outlines weaknesses that have eroded LIBOR’s credibility as a benchmark and sets out details on reform