FINTRAC fines two financial firms
Jory Capital, Services Financiers C.M fined for violating anti-money laundering rules
- September 29, 2011 September 29, 2011
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Jory Capital, Services Financiers C.M fined for violating anti-money laundering rules
More than 15,500 investors were charged unfair and unreasonable commissions, FINRA says
U.S. securities industry supports SEC proposals
Both the MFDA and IIROC allow a two-year transition period for firms to get in compliance
Moratoriums extended in Spain and Italy
Discussion paper will summarize the fiduciary duty debate at home and abroad and identify the key issues involved
OSFI beefing up oversight in corporate governance, compensation and liquidity
Firms should view compliance as a means to avoid problems, not as a burden
An annual permit system is the most popular option
British Columbia Securities Commission panels have reciprocated an enforcement order against a former Investor’s Group advisor convicted by the Provincial Court of British Columbia. Under…
Current regulations insufficient to protect investors
Global Energy operator pleads guilty in New Gold fraud case
Order types without specific execution price limits “of particular concern”
Grossman, Ulfan and Maitland Capital found guilty
The Quebec government says that with six provinces now opposing the creation of a national securities regulator, it was right to resist the federal effort.Alberta,…
Review will be under the Investment Canada Act
Several rules get substantive revisions in addition to plain language rewrite
CI, AIC remain as defendants
Source: The Canadian PressManitoba is joining the fight against a federal government proposal for a single national securities regulator.Finance Minister Rosann Wowchuk says the province…
Bytnar fined $150,000 for sales violations, failing to co-operate with an investigation
Offering memoranda contained numerous deficiencies, BCSC says