Ex BMO Nesbitt rep fined $500,000
Former Toronto rep banned for breach of IIROC rules
- By: IE Staff
- April 13, 2012 April 13, 2012
- 13:00
Former Toronto rep banned for breach of IIROC rules
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The exemption aims to ensure that firms seeking to hedge business risks aren’t discouraged from using OTC derivatives
IAP looking for investor comments on a variety of issues including fiduciary duty and restitution
Payment to settle charges with SEC, FINRA of failing to supervise equity analysts
Ernst & Young to administer the return of funds to investors
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Senior staff at SEC, OSC agree to meet regularly
Murdoch failed to adequately supervise a registered rep
Peer review program will assess whether national rules meet global standards
Penalties totalled $1.3 million in 2011, regulator reports
Regulator prohibits contracts proposed by Nadex
Royal Insurance, American Insurance not licensed in Ontario