Court denies appeal in fund fraud
Hands down tougher sentence
- By: James Langton
- August 20, 2004 August 20, 2004
- 15:15
Hands down tougher sentence
Comment period open for 30 days
OSC imposes five year
Ontario finance minister did nothing to influence OSC investigation of Royal Group Technologies, report concludes
For the first time, the NASD has suspended a firm from opening new mutual fund accounts.The NASD sid Thursday that National Securities Corp. may not…
Regulator to focus on “market-conduct” regulation
Brown says without a better model, current structure should be left as is; Hockin backs report
SIA says new rule will eliminate potential conflicts of interest
Agrees to Pay $100 million in penalties and disgorgement
Hearing to resume September 20
Gerry Phillips, chairman of Ontario’s Management Board Secretariat, has repeated his call for the creation of a single securities regulator.In late June, Phillips, who is…
42 investigations overall in first quarter 2004
National registration system eats into revenues
Former OSC executive director Ermanno Pascutto one of three new independents
Input sought for final IOSCO report
Proposed amendments would make it an offence to obstruct an investigation
Regulator publishes paper on Basel II guidelines
Hearing scheduled for September
The cost of market regulation is heading lower, according to Market Regulation Services Inc.’s new annual report for the year ended Feb. 29, 2004.In the…
Exemptions credited for increasing opportunities for investors, companies
Annuities sold to “professional market timing organizations”
Regulator committed to fulfill its investor protection mandate
Says staff failed to provide sufficient detail
Oil prices were again the culprit on Wednesday, but this time it was because they fell. That triggered a brief buying spree on Wall Street,…
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