CSA proposes regulations on OTC derivatives
Measures intended to strengthen Canada’s financial markets and manage specific risks related to over-the-counter derivatives
- By: James Langton
- November 2, 2010 November 2, 2010
- 11:12
Measures intended to strengthen Canada’s financial markets and manage specific risks related to over-the-counter derivatives
Amendments reflect the adoption of IFRS
Athletic association issued $25.9 million in donation receipts for ‘abusive transactions’
Majdoub sold $840,000 of investment products that weren’t approved by fund dealer
Some amendments put on hold
Fund with a built-in conversion feature are expected to comply with mutual fund disclosure rules
Comments on the draft are due by Nov. 26
Wilson’s term end October 31
Stronger disclosure and market discipline necessary to prevent bank failures
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Principles address concerns over price discovery, market fragmentation and potential risks to market integrity
ABCP disciplinary proceedings adjourned until April 2011
Focus must be on safeguarding financial system without constraining economic growth and job creation
Increase to be phased in over seven years
TradeStation maintained futures accounts for N.S. investors
Hearing scheduled for November 8
Quebec regulator poised to relaunch website
Berkshire Resources offered fraudulent ‘units of participation’
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Supervisory testing, record keeping, and out of date compliance programs flagged
Penalties for late filing on the horizon
Measures would allow CRA to ask Swiss for info about Canadian taxpayers suspected of hiding income
Existing provincial regulatory system suffering
Committee to concentrate efforts on implementation of Basel III
‘Golden parachute’ arrangements to face shareholder scrutiny