SEC to examine potential of interactive disclosure
Invites co-operation from software industry
- By: James Langton
- October 4, 2005 October 4, 2005
- 15:35
Invites co-operation from software industry
Fines collected by SEC taking too long to be distributed
Application deadline is October 18
Lengthy record of fraud nets $250,00 fine
Regulator notice clarifies dealer obligations
US$1.5 million fine largest yet imposed by NASD in a market timing case
Admits failure to comply with suitability obligations
$130 million in assets missing, auditor finds
Securities regulation council approves work plan for coming year
Retail investors should have a representative, FSA says
Bayou Funds managers facing civil charges
A hearing panel of the Investment Dealers Association of Canada has dismissed all charges involving allegations of unbecoming conduct against two brokers with Canaccord Capital…
Exemptions unavailable to Ontario dealers
Nine companies sanctioned by Alberta regulator
Telemarketers in Calgary and Toronto allegedly defrauded victims of US$12.5 million
Rules to apply equally to business and personal dealings with clients
Program designed to detect potential problems
Six members joining SAC
OSC conducts money manager review
Regulator revokes registration, invokes permanent cease-trade orders
Small companies get another year
Dodge sees benefits in “tiered” approach to securities regulation
Says no explanation given for substantial drop in assets
Radler to co-operate with U.S. authorities
Investor funds sent to U.S. disappeared