Dealers must review reps’ web sites for compliance, says MFDA
Regulator finds many deficiencies
- By: James Langton
- November 23, 2004 November 23, 2004
- 09:30
Regulator finds many deficiencies
Budget measures bill introduced
Goal is to improve investor protection
Quattrone is permanently banned from securities industry
Regulator warns firms to be wary of “introducers”
No target date set for proclamation
239 cases opened during 2004
Canadian man consents to US$30,000 penalty
Lydia Mining shareholders meeting adjourned
Regulator plans rule for handling of undisclosed material information
Says omnibus account arrangements, joint service arrangements raise investor protection concerns
McGee receives 15-year cease trade order
Phase-in period delayed for one year
Pollitt & Co. agrees to pay $27,000
No plans to extend order says MSC
Executives ordered to pay US$160 million
Task force calls for increased disclosure
The British Columbia Securities Commission has banned a husband and wife from the securities market after they admitted to illegally distributing securities.Johnathan Lam Wai Tsang…
Former officer permanently barred from registration
Shareholders meeting scheduled for November 24
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced today that it has filed an enforcement action against Conrad Black, foomer chairman and CEO of Hollinger, accusing him…
Task force finds strong support from securities industry
Continuous disclosure and proxy solicitation requirements for investment funds to remain unchanged
Revenues cut by deferred fee increase
Says small and medium-sized firms are less well prepared