NASD charges two former Prudential brokers
Pair facilitated hedge fund manager’s deceptive market timing, regulator alleges
- By: IE Staff
- February 15, 2007 February 15, 2007
- 17:30
Pair facilitated hedge fund manager’s deceptive market timing, regulator alleges
Year-to-date income ahead of last year
The Supreme Court of British Columbia has ruled that a company can sue the TSX Venture Exchange Inc., and isn’t required to direct its complaint…
Notice spells out principles adopted by IOSCO regarding outsourcing
The British Columbia Securities Commission has reached a settlement with a B.C. man banning him from securities trading for 10 years after he admitted to…
Fine follows theft of laptop from employee’s home
Firms improperly entertained brokers, reimbursed guest expenses
Clarke dealt one year suspension and permanent restrictions
Ontario man fined $8,000, CRA reports
Regultaors to publish proposed revisions for public comment by the end of March
Firm fined US$1.3 million in two actions
High costs, pricing, impact on finances and privacy potential pitfalls
NYSE Regulation today announced disciplinary actions against three firms.Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc. allegedly violated NYSE rules by failing to provide for, maintain, and implement…
Charges also issued against nine others in connection with interpositioning investigation
FSCO plans to review principles
Fidelity Distributors failed to supervise for compliance, conflicts of interest
Calgary branch manager failed to supervise client accounts
Revised guidelines effective January 1
Pair made misrepresentations to investors, regulator says
Focus on the dual roles of exchanges as for-profit businesses and industry watchdogs
Expanded program would enable mutual funds to submit data tagged risk/return summary information
Risk management practices are adequate
Report highlights the greater impact a shock could have were it to happen in the next 18 months