Tyco settles accounting fraud charges with SEC
Agrees to pay US$50 million
- By: James Langton
- April 17, 2006 April 17, 2006
- 13:10
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
Alleges facilitation of mutual fund late trading and market timing for hedge funds
Joint rulemaking necessary because trading futures on debt indices is currently forbidden
Jackson to serve as chairwoman
American General Securities fined over US$1.1 million for directed brokerage violations
Regulator issues investor alert
Among other things, law would improve investor protection
Would-be rules would replace the ones set in 1988
Growing participation in foreign markets poses regulatory challenge
Companies agree to submit reports in XBRL format
The Ontario Securities Commission has ordered 189 officers, directors and other insiders of Nortel Networks to stop trading the company’s stock.The administrative order issued Monday…
Unclaimed property to be transferred to Curateur public
Alberta has introduced legislation that it says enhances protection for investors and further harmonizes Alberta with Canadian capital markets by introducing civil liability for secondary…
Enforcement is regulator’s top priority
Hearing scheduled for Calgary
Regulator concludes 2005 oversight review