MFDA proposes broadening reporting requirements
Electronic reporting of enforcement and compliance related information would benefit members, regulator says
- By: James Langton
- October 27, 2006 October 27, 2006
- 14:10
Electronic reporting of enforcement and compliance related information would benefit members, regulator says
Kearl illegally distributed Canglobe shares
Regulators propose to delete record-keeping requirements
New version reflects many changes
Applications by other information processors under review
NASAA to cut system fees paid by investment advisor reps
McLaughlin, Piven and Vogel Securities agrees to repay customers
Investors urged to carefully monitor online trading accounts
Kim given six-month suspension
Fine is largest ever imposed by NASD against an individual for market timing
Recognition as a securiites exchange called a significant milestone
Industry practices have begun to change
Hanna to assist Dickson
Former CEO sentence to 24 years in prison
Regulators publish results of SEDI user opinion survey
CSA notice outlines issues requiring further examination
NBSC issues list of common scams
Grasso accepted pension benefits without disclosure to board of directors
Firm seeks hearing with OSC over UMIR
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday gave unanimous final approval to changes to its “best price” rule concerning tender offers. The “best price” rule…
Investors told not to assume an opportunity is authentic
Firm to pay more than US$1 million for failing to supervise broker who defrauded 15 clients
Search to find new superintendent is underway
Lipshutz, former Enron vp, simultaneously settles charges
No unique reasons to continue restricting the use of the debt offset regulations to member firms