Victims of investment schemes to receive millions
Funds frozen in accounts by BCSC to be distributed
- By: Megan Harman
- December 8, 2008 December 8, 2008
- 14:29
Funds frozen in accounts by BCSC to be distributed
Funds for Montreal charity flow to offshore accounts, agency says
Current board members who have already reached their maximum term now disqualifed
Status of CanPX as processor for corporate debt securities extended until June 2009
An executive at a U.S.-based investment scheme that also targeted Canadians pled guilty to conspiracy charges, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation announced Tuesday.The FBI…
Detection and deterrence of money laundering and terrorist activity financing strengthens Canada’s security
Letter warns CEO not to neglect responsibilities
Comments due Feb. 13, 2009
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision released a paper Tuesday that details the importance of audit quality in banks, particularly due to an increased reliance…
The U.S. Federal Reserve Board announced Tuesday that it is extending several of its new liquidity initiatives through the spring.Three of the Fed’s new liquidity…
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s board of directors has begun its search for a new chief.The board announced that it has created a…
Jones, Gable to pay $2,000
Settlements provide an opportunity for early resolution of matters before the formal commencement of proceedings
Amendments remove the definition of “public director”
Report recommends provinces adopt identical pension legislation
Boswell handed permanent ban
New deadline is Feb. 16
Government will introduce additional economic simulus if necessary, finance minister says
Ottawa reducing the required minimum withdrawal amount for RRIFs by 25% for 2008
Guidance is part of a broader effort to strengthen firm-wide risk management practices
Lack of stimulus measures criticized
OSFI survey finds areas of weakness
The latest initiative from the U.S. Federal Reserve Board, which targets private sector borrowing costs, should help alleviate the credit crunch, BCA Research says.Earlier this…
Regulators focus on abusive short selling