New UN Iraq regulations in place, says OSFI
Financial institutions still required to freeze Saddam Hussein assets
- By: James Langton
- November 3, 2004 November 3, 2004
- 16:40
Financial institutions still required to freeze Saddam Hussein assets
Quebec fund to support investor protection
Carolann Steinhoff cleared of the IDA findings
Effective date shifted to November 29
Regulator to refuse paper filings of financial statements
Regulator issues revised governance guidelines
Says power to intervene “should be used sparingly”
Pays $50,000 “for acting contrary to the public interest”
Seeks comment on IPO reforms
Hedge fund sales materials included unsubstantiated claims, inadequate risk disclosure
Follows three years of consultation with stakeholders
Regulator plans to issue further guidance
Would be designed to offer specific and detailed guidance
Implementation date set for January
Regulator outlines circumstances when investigations ought to be disclosed
New evidence establishes identities of fraud perpetrators
Insider trading inquiry to resume in March
Autorité des marchés financiers sets out schedule about joining National Registration Database
Says recommendations will improve investor confidence
Phillips non-committal on splitting off OSC adjudicative function
Consultation document outlines domestic debt programs
Applies to previously registered reps, subject to conditions
Would not take effect before June 30, 2006, CSA says
The Ontario Securities Commission has issued guidelines its staff should follow in disclosing the existence of ongoing investigations.Typically, the OSC does not publicly disclose the…
Ontario committee report on securities regulation due out Monday