OSC upholds Stikeman Elliott ruling
Firm ordered to be removed as counsel to Credit Suisse First Boston
- By: IE Staff
- June 25, 2004 June 25, 2004
- 09:52
Firm ordered to be removed as counsel to Credit Suisse First Boston
Aim is to improve transparency
Firms failed to prevent “late trading” in mutual funds
Bank of Canada Governor stresses importance of information sharing
Comments due July 30
Discussion paper has three key elements: one regulator, a common body of securities law and a single fee structure.
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Forget plan to shorten settlement cycle
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Lacks competence, solvency and integrity, OSC says
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Regulators cite "significant investor protection concerns"
Study shows little evidence which is best
SEC seeking comment on straight-through-processing paper