EU and U.S. set priorities for future cooperation on financial markets regulation
Regulators pledge to work together to find common solutions
- By: James Langton
- December 2, 2005 December 2, 2005
- 10:10
Regulators pledge to work together to find common solutions
Random, computerized selection process gains approval
Bill brings security transfer rules into electronic age
Millennium Partners to pay $US121.4 million
Foresight Capital rep breached know your client and suitability rules
Ameriprise fined for market timing, directed brokerage violations
OSFI encourages banks to review paper
The first former executive of Philip Services Corp. has settled with the Ontario Securities Commission, agreeing to pay costs of $50,000 and testify against other…
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission voted to propose rules that would allow companies to use the Internet to satisfy proxy material delivery requirements.Under current…
Brokerage engaged in scheme to avoid delisting of parent company
Legislation will not come into force until mid-2006 to allow Senate to make further amendments
Members to serve two-year terms
1,000 people, 80 firms take part
Fund company to pay US$35 million in restitution
Regulator calls six-month sentence “demonstrably unfit”
FAQ designed to assist fund companies
Research Capital rep fined $40,000
IDA suspends Boscoe for unprofessional conduct
Feds to cut dividend tax rates, resume rulings on trust conversions
Move designed to protect investors, Quebec regulators say
Securities Amendment Act given first reading
Largest fine to date for fixed income trade reporting violations
Regulator looking for software partners to make information interactive
New rules to focus on disclosure of ties between brokers and insurers
CFTC seeking public comment on range of SRO issues