Stockbrokers settle with BSCS
Union Securities reps breached “know your client” obligations
- By: IE Staff
- May 18, 2006 May 18, 2006
- 07:30
Union Securities reps breached “know your client” obligations
Duggan consented to judgment in stock manipulation scheme
IDA panels to provide investor restitution
AMF revokes dealer’s registration
Standardized forms have become outdated, IDA says
MCCSR advisory committee plans to develop and recommend changes to the current capital framework
Defendants traded on information from secret grand jury proceedings
Former DS rep traded without client’s consent
Regulator alleges Kader lied to investigators
Firm to pay US$15 million for failing to produce e-mail
Sudbury pair misrepresented cost of advertising campaigns
Comments on revised statement due within 30 days
Labranche traders censured
Initiative includes aggressive enforcement, targeted examinations, and investor education and outreach programs
Policy made consistent with other regulations
SOX exemption for small companies not the way to proceed
Tobin fined $63,000
Regulators can increase efficiency, Canadian economy will flourish further with this measure
Results obtained during a series of regional roundtables held earlier this year
The Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission reports that its Securities Amendment Act 2005 comes into force on June 1.The act will implement provisions to allow it…
Summary of comments released by Alberta Finance
SEC, CSRC announce terms for enhanced dialogue
Reduction will save companies US$1 billion
New regulation would consolidate and harmonize takeover and issuer bid regime across Canada