MFDA panel approves settlement with Keybase Financial and Sukhraj
Keybase fined $150,000; Sukhraj fined $50,000
- By: IE Staff
- April 23, 2009 April 23, 2009
- 07:30
Keybase fined $150,000; Sukhraj fined $50,000
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CTIC issued securities without complying with N.B. securities laws
Provincial regulators have approved trading rule amendments regarding the “best price” obligation, the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada said Friday.The amendments were implemented back…
First Canada Capital Partners and the firm’s president fined $40,000
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Proposed rule mandates yield disclosure for fixed income securities
A hearing panel of the Atlantic Regional Council of the Mutual Fund Dealers Association of Canada has approved a settlement agreement between the MFDA and…
Penalty and costs called “reasonable and appropriate”
Website increases financial literacy among youth
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Committee to ensure individuals and businesses have access to financing
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Board consulting with U.S. and international bodies before making its choice
Lack of independence leaves government unable to do more to aid the economy
Scheme targeted Chinese-American community
Agreements would allow Fed to provide foreign currency liquidity to U.S. banks
Having an effective compliance program is the only way firms can meet their regulatory responsibilities, the SRO says
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