MFDA members elect two industry directors
Goldstein and Valenti receive the most votes
- By: James Langton
- October 27, 2009 October 27, 2009
- 15:35
Goldstein and Valenti receive the most votes
Measures aimed at enhancing protection for plan member, reduce funding volatility for DB plans
Staff notice sets out investor protection concerns
Reforms could include allowing funds to carry a greater surplus
Manna scheme earns foursome $26 million in penalties
Soost terminated by Merrill Lynch in May 2001
Banks urged to consider what are they doing affect systemic risk
Penalties imposed by NBSC will protect the public, say MFDA staff
Horvath permanently banned from conducting securities-related business
Measures intended to ensure compensation ties rewards to longer-term performance
Alberta man given until Oct. 2010 to pay $35,00 fine
Nasdaq to allow firms to separately report dark pool trading activity
Study being sent to all federally regulated life insurers
White outlines three regulatory initiatives under way
Substantial work needed to address firms’ weaknesses
AMF won’t appeal the five-year sentence handed down to ex-Norbourg CEO
Proposals include mandatory 2-year jail sentence for fraud over $1 million
Ottawa’s decision to see the opinion of the Supreme Court gives it a strategic advantage
Losses total $75 million, victims allege
Brost and Sorenson face up to 14 years in prison if convicted
Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec have yet to join advisory committee
Report is another step forward in the effort to ensure greater harmonization between agencies
Rajaratnam, six others charged
CSA amendments address proposed changes to securities legislation