Regulators issue warning to seniors
Credentials of “senior specialists” may be suspect
- By: James Langton
- December 12, 2005 December 12, 2005
- 16:20
Credentials of “senior specialists” may be suspect
Dealer fined for violating rules on political contributions
Highlights common deficiencies among small issuers
Begins proceedings against Ressouces Allican director
Council of Ministers would select board of directors, vote on rules
Rule would require intermediaries who trade in GICs to be registered
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Concordia prof to represent retail investor perspective
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OSFI encourages banks to review paper
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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