IIROC proposes new policy for breaking trades
‘Flash crash’ revealed that current rules are not sufficiently clear or transparent
- By: James Langton
- December 16, 2010 December 14, 2017
- 11:54
‘Flash crash’ revealed that current rules are not sufficiently clear or transparent
Naqui mismarked trading positions, concealed losses
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission proposed several rules Wednesday that will ramp up the disclosure obligations on both resource companies and firms that use…
The UK’s Financial Services Authority is defending its plans to reform regulation in the retail investment business.In a letter to the chair of the Commons…
Regulator identifies more firms that appear to be connected Global and Crown
Panel says Kim “set out to steal investors’ money”
Revised proposal published for comment
Revised criteria better capture risks in current universe of seg funds
Regulator wants fine to serve as a deterrent
Review finds incomplete disclosure to investors
Burner failed to reimburse clients for DSCs on fund trades
CSTO intends to adapt existing harmonized provincial rules
Comments due Jan. 14
Quebec regulator seeking $2.9 million fine
Regular seeking $258,000, three times the minimum fine
Rate for 2011 will be 0.05%
Foreign exchange fraud will be discussed by law enforcement and regulatory agencies at the fourth annual White Collar Crime Symposium in Saint John, N.B. on…
260 charges filed against Véhicules Nemo, individuals
Dickson skeptical of publicly reported stress tests
Ontario passes bill to further pension reform
Notice sets out requirements for salespeople, compliance officers and branch managers
IIROC awarded $15,000 in costs
Deadlines set for firms to meet new requirements
Vilfort misappropriated funds, failed to return client information: MFDA panel
Regulators say they need more time to study the issue