OSC kicks off investor awareness campaign
October is Investor Education Month
- By: IE Staff
- October 3, 2006 October 3, 2006
- 12:35
October is Investor Education Month
Define when banks can deal in securities
Fallsail summit aims to inspire business people, others to spur capital market growth
Viaticals are securites, OSC says, and subject to securities law
Britain’s FSA is encouraging providers to design their products with greater care, provide better information
Investigation began in Decemberr 2004 on referral from OSC
Majority of issuers comply with certification requirements
BCSC alleges Albert Budai bought and sold stocks he profiled in media
Concerned about client harm arising from delays
Alberta Securities Commission vice chair Glenda Campbell the only Canadian on NASAA’s board of directors
Companies provided inaccurate and misleading information along with other violations
Recommended best practices designed to promote better understanding of compliance challenges
OSC report report summarizes the results of its portfolio manager reviews
Industrial production slips: Fed
Applications due by October 2
New competitors in the non-traditional mortgage market pose a challenge
Appointment of independent member demonstrates strong commitment to ensuring the highest levels of governance
Will consult with insurers and fraternal societies
BCSC chairman Doug Hyndman calls the case a "precedent-setting" one for the commission
Fed decision soothed fears of inflation
J.P. Morgan Securities; Citigroup Global Markets; Wachovia Capital Markets LLC; Wachovia Securities LLC; and First Clearing LLC
Move designed to address possible foreign takeover of London Stock Exchange
The Alberta Securities Commission is conducting an online survey of securities dealers as part of the registration reform project.The ASC notes that it is participating…
The Committee on Capital Markets Regulation will conduct a story on how to improve U.S. public market competitiveness
Regulator says firms charged advisory fees based on methods that did not comply with the rules