CSA proposes to streamline short form prospectus system
Improvements in continuous disclosure regime make changes possible
- By: James Langton
- January 7, 2005 January 7, 2005
- 10:50
Improvements in continuous disclosure regime make changes possible
BCSC says Grafton misled investors
Regulator focused on fund sales practices, market-timing violations
Evidence insufficient to prove breach of securities laws
Disclosure doesn’t contradict letter or spirit of accounting recommendations
Valentine permanently prohibited from registration in Ontario; Consents to possible nation-wide ban
Emphasizes disclosure
Less complicated cases to be dealt with swiftly says enforcement director
A registered rep has won his argument before an Investment Dealers Association hearing panel over whether he should have to attend an investigative interview with…
Edward D. Jones & Co. LP has agreed to pay US$75 million to settle allegations it failed to adequately disclose revenue-sharing payments received from a…
Regulator to penalties for late filings of insider reports
RS alleges dealer failed to detect manipulative trading
Regulator must be able to obtain records from service providers
Waxman facing 12 counts of fraud
Jarislowsky, Fraser agrees to pay registration fees
The British Columbia Securities Commission has redesigned its Web site to give investors and industry better access to information and securities regulatory services, including resources…
Strong interest in securities regulatory policy a must
New national rule harmonizes prospectus and registration exemptions
Public comments on new national rule being reviewed
Advisory committee will look into regulatory treatment of smaller companies
Aimed at ending fiscal surprises
Legislation protects trust investors from liability
Fund delear agrees to compensate investors
$156.5 million set aside for investors
Fine not sufficient, AMF says