Father and son team settle for close to $250,000
ASC's most significant sanction in insider trading to date
- By: IE Staff
- June 3, 2005 June 3, 2005
- 12:01
ASC's most significant sanction in insider trading to date
CSA aims to keep market players up to date on project
Pair solicited funds with prospectus or registration
Deadline is now June 30
Tom Atkinson says new competition in equity markets has brought the issue to the front burner
Proclamation expected by June 8
Advisors and deposit agents to be regulated
OSC hearing adjourned until July 8
Christopher Cox is expected to favour less intrusive regulation than Bill Donaldson, who retires later this month
Says small claims court judge erred in dismissing the case
Donaldson to leave at the end of June
Regulator will decide on allegations of frontrunning
OSC chairman David Brown says regulator may not have “placed sufficient emphasis on protecting the investor”
Citigroup Global Markets, Smith Barney Fund Management to pay US$208 million in penalties
Sanctions for misconduct forthcoming
Lack of oversight by board
Regulators allege deceptive trading
One notable change is expanding the number of reasons why reporting issuers may be in default
Each publicly offered investment fund would have independent review committee
It makes the playing field uneven and compromises investor protection
Ontario is not part of the initiative; B.C. is concerned
Staying current is important to Ontario’s capital markets, says minister
Dismisses appeal by Kyle and Derivative Services
The Alberta Securities Commission says it is pleased with a court decision concerning the Albera Auditor General’s planned audit of the ASC. On Tuesday, the…
BCSC exploring possible alternatives