ASC seeks market bans against Calgary man
Kuhn convicted in Cayman Islands court for theft of investors’ funds
- By: IE Staff
- September 7, 2007 September 7, 2007
- 10:25
Kuhn convicted in Cayman Islands court for theft of investors’ funds
Court finds reason to doubt correctness of June decision
Central bank continues to closely monitor financial markets
The Office of the Chief Actuary has established a panel of actuaries to review the 23rd Actuarial Report on the Canada Pension Plan (CPP).Produced every…
Firm voluntarily adds US$1.2 million to customer refund fund
BCSC order prohibited Cramer from using exemptions and from holding a director or officer position for 12 years
Regulator says Crofwell knew procedures were inadequate
Order prohibits Del Bianco from trading in all securities and from using any Alberta securities law exemptions
Regulator imposes permanent ban on Milardovic for failure to cooperate
FSA says change is an important step in the move towards principles-based regulation
Concept is to create interfaces that give market participants full access
Revenue up 9.3%, but expected to decline
Regulators will revise guidelines
Regulator seeking to remove Edmonton woman from capital markets following fraud conviction
The executive director of the British Columbia Securities Commission has issued a notice of hearing to extend a temporary order issued against a European-based bank…
The Alberta Securities Commission issued a cease trade order against Daryl Joseph Klein and Kleincorp Mgmt. Inc., carrying on business as Insta-Cash Loans.The ASC issued…
A hearing panel of the Investment Dealers Association of Canada has imposed discipline penalties on Ronald Keith Furevick, at all material times an approved person…
Penalty hearing scheduled for October 10
Compliance team planning to update risk assessment models for investment counsel and portfolio managers and fund managers
Change reflects restructuring of capital markets branch into two new branches
Penalties to be determined at a later date
Investment scheme resulted in at least $1.8 million in investor losses
The Supreme Court of British Columbia has ruled that a rookie financial advisor that fell victim to a Nigerian letter scam was indeed a victim,…
Regulator considers judge's decision
Limelight intentionally defrauded investors of almost $80,000