OSC settles with Cheung over failure to file insider trade reports
Global Genius insider fined $5,000
- By: IE Staff
- April 26, 2005 April 26, 2005
- 15:20
Global Genius insider fined $5,000
Cable firm to pay US$715 million to resolve accounting fraud charges
Comments due by May 25
Newton wouldn’t talk to auditors, commission says
Investors get opportunity to improve complaints system
Alleges Pollet sold shares short before private placement
Regulator would remove cash, non-cash incentives
Actions follow SEC, NASD settlements with Knight
The U.S. Securities Industry Association is praising a U.S. Supreme Court ruling, that it says will avert frivolous securities class-action lawsuits.The Supreme Court overruled a…
Regulator to focus on point of sale disclosure for investment funds
Calls Montpellier’s actions “conspicuously offensive”
Firms and individuals can now register with just one regulator
Ontario regulators approved new corporate governance measures proposed by the TSX group today, and published a series governance-related rules for comment.The Ontario Securities Commission reported…
Six vendors selected for TREATS RFP
New authorization forms to be implemented by April 2006
Will help adopt International Financial Reporting Standards
Federal report makes six recommendations, including maintaining FINTRAC funding
Stephen Cutler oversaw agency's investigations of some of the largest financial reporting failures in history
Forms international group to look into improving effectiveness of boards of directors
New regulations to replace current filing penalties
The Canadian Investor Protection Fund has signed a mutual cooperation agreement with its U.S. counterpart, the Securities Investor Protection Corp.The CIPF, which maintains a fund…
Fleet Securities fined US$100,000
Stem from investigations by U.S. Attorney’s Office, SEC
The Financial Services Commission of Ontario has published a policy governing Ontario Locked-In Retirement Income Funds. FSCO notes that pension legislation provides that a former…
Survey shows 92% satisfaction rating, up three points from 2002