NBSC approves settlement agreement
Advisor to pay a penalty of $10,000
- By: James Langton
- April 27, 2006 April 27, 2006
- 08:56
Advisor to pay a penalty of $10,000
New entity to provide stronger, streamlined regulation
Even though minor deficiencies still exist, they did not detract from reports’ overall acceptability
In his congressional testimony today, US Securities and Exchange Commission chairman, Christopher Cox, talked about the initiatives and priorities underway at the SEC to improve…
Legislation would establish rules for electronic transfer
Advisory committee recommends proportional regulatory regime
Web site offers protection tips
Regulator alleges Manor failed to meet duties as fund manager
Vancouver woman did not know how to properly answer questions on registration application forms
Prospectus exemption does not extend to optioned securities
Will provide over $2 million to enhance the anti-terrorist financing capacities of Caribbean and Asian countries
Firm to pay $150,000 for trade supervision and audit trail deficiencies
Transfer agent approved to administer stock purchase plans
Gregorian to pay $55,260 for deceptive trading
Former compliance officer banned
Agrees to pay US$50 million
Cites “freedom of the press” as vital in gathering and reporting the SEC’s functions
Comments for the FSCO’s Statement of Priorities are due by June 5
Publication of judgement ends brings litigation to an end
Increase of $168,500 calculated on performance of investments between September 1996 and September 1997
Individuals persuaded analyst to provide tips on upcoming mergers in exchange for profits
Freeze partially lifted for shareholder Brunet
But numerous conditions apply in order for funds to short up to 10% of net assets
Trades created artificial price for Caribou Resources shares
Case concerned alleged conduct that was the subject of disciplinary hearings