Sask. regulator orders compensation for investors
West African Industries, others ordered to repay $226,000
- By: James Langton
- June 4, 2012 June 4, 2012
- 07:00
West African Industries, others ordered to repay $226,000
The SRO is studying HFT and its impact on liquidity, price formation, stability, volatility and overall confidence
Regulator lifts enhanced business restrictions facing Jory
The new “limit up-limit down mechanism” will replace the existing single-stock circuit breakers
Report proposes a range of possible policy options to address systemic risks posed by funds
Regulator says Sylvain Laroche is not registered to act as a securities dealer and derivatives advisor
SEC alleges material misrepresentations were made to investors amid the unregistered sale of interests in two resorts
OSC panel concludes that a ‘Wells Process’ is not required in Ontario
Limited oversight of compensation and governance issues
Information regarding scams should be forwarded to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre
Request intended to allow regulator to test changes to capital requirements
Roche raised over US$1.3 million from at least 14 investors
Fines for Bains and Virk total $225,000 in alleged market manipulation case
Five rehab clinics charged with making false or misleading statements
Son alerted father to Berens Energy transaction
Bratvold agrees to cease-trade order, and to pay regulator $238,000
Regulators seeks comments on whether takeover should be approved
Shantz ordered to pay $2.1 million for his role in Canadian Pacific Consulting scheme
Continued refusal to provide information to regulator makes Gibraltar Global Securities “unsuitable”
IIROC panel hands Cuthbertson an 18 month suspension
Mallett prohibited from soliciting money for any investment-related activity until 2015
Regulator says former executives attempted to mislead its investigation
OSC finds that Pogachar and Lombardi traded without registration, committed fraud
Danielle Boulet, chairwoman of the Canadian Council of Insurance Regulators, says CCIR wants to formalize the industry’s long-standing concern about fair treatment of clients