Compliance costs to rise in wake of market timing abuses
U.S. fund industry must now identify intermediaries
- By: James Langton
- September 20, 2005 September 20, 2005
- 10:50
U.S. fund industry must now identify intermediaries
Reps operating under a joint code subject to all MFDA rules
Hold-out province seeking a single national regulator
Move could halt trust conversions until government decides how to proceed
Community-based sentence of two-years-less-a-day
Agencies agree to exchange compliance information
Kozlowski, Swartz order to repay US$134 million in restitution
Part of plan to streamline Canada’s regulatory framework
$10,000 payout ignored early warning restrictions
New hearing set for Oct. 27
OSC puts conditions on payment to subsidiary
Advisory on opportunistic scams related to hurricane relief
Performance mostly “satisfactory,” notes big drop in enforcement
Bahamas-incorporated Corporate Express group violated securities laws
Michel Audet addresses Montreal’s International Finance Club
Moves up implementation to Sept. 19
New job takes effect on Nov. 1
Next hearing Dec. 16
Long-awaited NI 45-106 to harmonize rules across Canada
Stealing clients’ money warrants maximum penalty
Suspends advisor’s registration
323 of 367 examinations had at least one deficiency
Administrator of Wisconsin division of securities to succeed Franklin Widmann
Rejects settlement with investment dealer manager
Rejects settlement with investment dealer manager