SEC settles with AIM executives over market timing
Former AIM Distributors CEO fined US$125,000
- By: James Langton
- July 19, 2005 July 19, 2005
- 15:35
Former AIM Distributors CEO fined US$125,000
Upholds TSX-V decision
First Associates rep fined $25,000 for neglecting “gatekeeper” duties
Measures designed to ensure consistent tax treatment, Ottawa says
Institutional investors can trade futures and options through electronic order-routing system
ASC alleges Anderson used trades to boost fund value
Passport system meets harmonization goal, finance minister says
Former Investors Group rep defrauded clients of $1.6 million
Settlement agreement says broker acted contrary to public interest
AMF will seek public consultation on distribution, consumer issues
Ontario court grants motion
NYSE says regulatory proposal represents a win for retail bond investors
Cachet CEO dmits to authorizing undocumented loans
Regulator says this is sixth civil action in WorldCom fraud
FSA wants to remove unnecessary rules and guidance
Exchange disciplines four member firms and 15 individuals
Regulator will use information to identify potential regulatory problems
More cases resolved than in the first half of the year
U.S. regulator looking at accounting practices
Toronto firm admits to advising clients in B.C. without being registered
CSA says rule will replace most existing local exemptions and consolidate others
Case centres on when firm should have disclosed to the public the need to restate earnings
RCMP allege Toronto firm laundered US$2 million in drug money
Rebate of fees to market participants largely responsible
Hearing adjourned until October