IDA board approves changes for trading in wholesale domestic debt markets
Policy made consistent with other regulations
- By: James Langton
- May 8, 2006 May 8, 2006
- 14:55
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
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Summary of comments released by Alberta Finance
SEC, CSRC announce terms for enhanced dialogue
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Advisor to pay a penalty of $10,000
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Even though minor deficiencies still exist, they did not detract from reports’ overall acceptability
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Legislation would establish rules for electronic transfer
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Web site offers protection tips
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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