NASAA unveils pro-investor legislative agenda
Regulators seeking to advance investor protection
- By: James Langton
- January 25, 2007 January 25, 2007
- 16:45
Regulators seeking to advance investor protection
Suspicious investment scheme operating in the two provinces
Improvements provide more guidance to parties and arbitrators
Faiello handed 2-year suspension
New division will examinerisks facing consumers from increasing information security and high-tech crime
Securities industry overwhelmingly approves NASD by-law changes needed for consolidation of NASD and NYSE regulation
Regulators hope to gain a greater understanding of this new technology with pilot program
Amendments would remove certain annual filing requirements
Hearing panels not bound to guidelines when imposing penalties
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that yet another fund company will settle market timing and late trading charges. The SEC reported that…
Regulator issues consumer warning
MFDA permanently bans former Investia rep
Hearings could start as early as Jan. 29
Firms cited for violations of order handling obligations, short lales and intermarket trading system commitments
Tiner plans July exit
Imposes one month suspension
Advisors allowed to take list of “book of business”
New fee model more accurately captures fixed costs of regulation services
Hedge fund managers will have to register
13 settlement agreements concluded in a six-month period
Fraudulent oil and gas deals remain a favorite ploy of con artists, NASAA says
Penalty hearing to be held at a later date
Ontario woman made discretionary trades without appproval
Changes to tax declarations resulted in higher refunds