NASD fines Wachovia Securities US$2 million for fee-based account violations
Regulator also orders firm to identify and pay restitution to 1,300 customers
- By: James Langton
- June 21, 2007 June 21, 2007
- 15:35
Regulator also orders firm to identify and pay restitution to 1,300 customers
Montreal rep permanently banned from approval for failing to cooperate
Police allege Lewis concealed trading losses and stole investors’ capital
Finance minister stresses importance of creating a Canadian advantage in global capital markets
Regulator proposes eliminating disclosure requirements
Bank allegedly violated National Flood Insurance Act
Medicine Hat handed five-year cease trading order
Decision to appeal under review
Proposed document would highlight a fund’s performance, risk and cost
Harmonized regulatory framework part of passport system
Sharing of examination findings can help compliance officers proactively fine-tune supervisory controls, regulator says
Remaining US$250 million expected to be distributed later this year
Proposed regime intended to encourage the use of improved risk-based business decisions
The Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) has ordered a five-year market ban (with exceptions), payment of a $50,000 administrative penalty and $125,000 in costs by James…
Amendments will further reduce fails to deliver in certain equity securities, regulator says
The British Columbia Securities Commission has permanently banned a B.C. man from trading securities after he admitted to raising nearly $2.4 million through an investment…
High leverage products can generate large profits or losses
Freynet fined $10,000; Jacobson fined $15,000
Kentville man conducted discretionary trades in non-approved accounts
Dealer failed to perform necessary due diligence, panel finds
Man with criminal convictions should not be disqualified from performing investor relations activities for listed companies
Customer restitution exceeds US$3.5 million
Market abuse and conflicts of interest will remain key areas of regulatory focus, FSA says
Changes include revised guidance relating to recommended record-keeping practices