Canadian regulators reviewing electronic trading risks following recent market volatility
Canadian regulators reviewing electronic trading risks following recent market volatility
- By: James Langton
- May 16, 2010 May 16, 2010
- 16:19
Canadian regulators reviewing electronic trading risks following recent market volatility
Staff to review whether ‘change in control’ applications require unitholder approval
Staff allege Genius illegally solicited investments from Alberta residents
Bachand doubtful that enforcement would be improved with a national commission
“Sham” transactions boosted Enron’s reported income
N.Y. attorney general alleges Ivy misled clients
Two reports tackle central counterparties, trade repositories
Proposed legislation would provide clearer guidelines to mortgage brokers and lenders
Single regulator would make Canada more open to investment
SEC, CFTC joint committee will address emerging regulatory issues
Montreal-based firm has allegedly targeted foreign investors
Cash funnelled into the hands of the promoters rather than charitable purposes, CRA says
Schapiro meets with market heads
Opposition to federal plan is growing in the province
Tang charged with running a $30 million Ponzi scheme
Rules would help CRA identify instances of aggressive tax planning
No conclusive explanation for Thursday's sudden market dive
Embedded contingent capital would give banks a form of self-insurance, Dickson says
Speculative position limits apply on an intraday basis, regulator says
Trades in four securities conducted on Thursday have been cancelled or repriced
CESR to co-operate with U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Nivet updated forms and signatures without contacting clients
Instruments likely won’t be grandfathered into new Basel regime
Leemhuis receives 5-year ban
Amendments would reduce funding volatility, modernize investment rules