Former fund manager settles with BCSC
Sagit’s Tsakok to pay $50,000
- By: IE Staff
- July 5, 2006 July 5, 2006
- 11:45
Sagit’s Tsakok to pay $50,000
Settlement brings multi-state investigation to a close
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Over-the-counter facility among endorsed changes
Fail to show at initial hearings
AMF plans to use information to fight money laundering and terrorist financing
Alleged non-compliance relates to regulation regarding pension plan’s investment limits
CSA will email a copy of the notice and survey to all public companies in Canada
Advertisements offered consumers six months free auto insurance and 50% savings
About 60% of those surveyed believe the OSC is a strong enforcer of the rules and regulations that govern Ontario’s capital markets
Corporate finance, institutional fund management and investment and pension advice incurred the highest incremental regulatory costs
IDA head also stresses merits of establishing national securities regulator
Firm will pay $10 million penalty for failing to prevent the misuse of inside information
More generically written regulations that put the onus on registrants to act in the best interest of their clients are needed, says BCSC chairman
Finance minister gather in Niagara-on-the-Lake
On June 16, the Alberta Securities Commission issued orders pursuant to the reciprocal enforcement section of the Alberta Securities Act against Michael Ernst Ruge and…
Rule sent back for reconsideration
Sandink misappropriated client funds
Olympus United, iForum and Tandem Wealth
Files charges against two firms
Written disclosure must be provided to clients regarding potential conflicts that have been identified
Hearing scheduled for July 5
Company settles with OSC