B.C. man admits to unregistered trading
Fortune Capital owner fined $50,000
- By: IE Staff
- March 13, 2007 March 13, 2007
- 10:25
Fortune Capital owner fined $50,000
Misconduct gave rise to billions of dollars in shareholder losses, regulator says
Hearing set for May 1
Indian Internet intruders charged with making unauthorized purchases to pump up markets for 14 securities
Commission also proposes another new amendment to the rule
Quebec regulator recommends utmost caution with respect to any contact from a person promoting investments in Universal Networks
Dialogue essential to establishing principles and standards to the challenges of an ever-evolving market
Acceptance of the professional organizations not contrary to public interest
Swiss American Securities fined $100,000; UBS Securities fined $95,000
Firm allegedly made misrepresentations to investors
Certain issues “are for the markets and shareholders to decide, not for politicians”
The trading suspensions are the most ever aimed at spammed companies
RIM to appear before panel on June 5
Account was used to conduct a high-tech market manipulation scheme
OSFI stresses that covered bonds cannot be issued until policy concerns are resolved
Steven Demers facing 162 charges for alleged violations of the Securities Act
45 disciplinary actions were taken during the year
The UK’s Financial Services Authority announced today that it has set up a reporting system designed to reduce the level of financial crime in the…
The New Brunswick Securities Commission has approved a settlement agreement with a former broker, James Hanley, banning him for 20 years from being registered to…
Disruption would develop over time, for extended periods and in successive waves, IDA says
Regulator says there is no longer has a reasonable prospect of conviction in Atlas case
Report discusses approaches for addressing conflicts that may arise during securities offerings
Solicits proposals for research, education programs that protect investors from fraud
Agencies issue proposed statement