State Street to pay US$300 million after SEC lawsuit
Regulator alleges firm misled investors about subprime investments
- By: James Langton
- February 4, 2010 February 4, 2010
- 14:31
Regulator alleges firm misled investors about subprime investments
Guidance will help companies make informed decisions
Chairman sworn in for second term
Eight persons banned from B.C.’s capital markets
Revised standards due early 2011
Efforts between the two agencies are increasing in oversight of credit rating agencies and hedge fund advisors
Report outlines efforts to protect investors and markets
22 clients invested $1.58 million in false investments
70-30 vote was closest ever for Fed chairman
Scotia Captial, Pinemore and Birchmore each to pay US$250,000 civil penalty
Ex-Research Capital rep to pay $65,000
Rules will help reduce risks for investors
Fed plans to scale back other liquidity provision mechanisms
Mercury Capital promised to pay investors 25% per month
Employees accused in investment scam to return to court in March
Regulator publishes investor checklist
Proposed by-law change up in the air
Social networking sites and blogs raise new regulatory challenges
Fees to increase annually over three years
Donations made between Jan. 12 and Feb. 28 will be eligible
New regime consolidates the main requirements and exemptions in a single national instrument, except in Ontario
Alleged victims of Ponzi scheme have been located in the U.S., China and Canada
Investors’ money used to pay promoters’ personal expenses, ASC alleges
Industry groups voice disapproval
Crisis of 2008 underscores the special role of the global financial system