NYSE fines RBC Capital Markets US$80,000
Firm broke proxy-handling rules
- By: James Langton
- August 9, 2006 August 9, 2006
- 10:30
Firm broke proxy-handling rules
Now, claims less than US$200,000 will be decided by a single public arbitrator
Takeover bid by Sears Holdings halted
The firm charged excessive fees and improperly maintained customers in non-managed fee-based accounts
But U.S. regulator is moving forward on new proposals, including a new anti-fraud rule
Stewart also agrees to five-year ban from serving as a director of a public company
Distributable cash disclosure in Management’s Discussion and Analysis, in particular, needs improvement
Insufficient evidence to prove allegations against B.C. businessman Daryl Desjardins
BRUT published order execution reports with critical errors for almost five years
Investors purchased high-yield, offshore investments using allegedly tax free cash or proceeds from withdrawals of retirement funds
Legislation is expected to take effect at yearend
SEC, CESR joint plan will be implemented immediately
RFP has been issued to conduct the first stage of the study
Regulator alleges Melnyk failed to file proper insider trading reports
New rule requires fund managers to oversee all decisions involving conflicts of interest
Dealers will be required to maintain positive financial statement capital
Association seeking to overturn short selling legislation
No issue in SEC history has attracted this much attention, chairman says
Insider failed to file reports and operated nominee accounts wrongfully
“Not investments for Mom and Pop”, Cox says
Still much work to do, report says
Guilbault fined $35,000
Racine fined $30,000
Sandink handed permanent ban
Firm settles marketing timing charges with U.S. regulators