U.S. man permanently banned from trading securities in B.C.
Oklahoma trader pleaded guilty to securities fraud charges
- By: IE Staff
- June 20, 2006 June 20, 2006
- 09:20
Oklahoma trader pleaded guilty to securities fraud charges
The Autorité des marchés financiers reports that the Bureau de décision et de révision en valeurs mobilières issued, at the AMF’s request, a freeze order…
Ministers to meet in Niagara-on-the-Lake later this month
Many forms of cross-border mergers would not result in mandatory registration of a non-U.S. exchange
Regulator completes compliance review
The Investment Dealers Association of Canada is amending the by-law governing its Discretionary Fund to clarify which costs it can cover.In the latest OSC Bulletin,…
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UK regulator outlines what foreign ownership of London Stock Exchange may mean
Regulator’s top priority is to maximize the recovery of funds for distribution to defrauded investors as soon as possible
Regulator encourages banks to begin disclosing information under Pillar 3
An independent committee will be appointed to oversee the funds’ investments
New members were recently appointed regional council chairs in the Atlantic and Pacific regions
Province still supports the passport system, which aims to province single-window access to the provincial system
Advisors are required to comply with relevant by-laws, rules or regulations of the IDA or MFDA as long as they’re consistent with Nova Scotia securities…
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Legacy Associates, Clarica, Manulife Securities, Partners in Planning advisors to head councils
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