Impact of U.S. rules on asset-backed securities to be felt in Canada
Canadian regulators likely to harmonize with SEC requirements: Torys
- By: IE Staff
- June 4, 2004 June 4, 2004
- 08:55
Canadian regulators likely to harmonize with SEC requirements: Torys
Members obliged to report material changes
Proposed rules would implement Gramm-Leach-Bliley definition of "broker"
NASAA president addresses U.S. Senate Banking Committee
Davenport & Co. fined US$450,000
Standardized data must now be included in ads referring to past performance
CEO says B.C. proposals would make it tough to achieve a cost-efficient system
Allows IDA members to correct rep data
New rule expect to be in place by December 31
CSA working on harmonized national exemptions rule
Enforcement community must be more unified says Brown
DPM, Height of Excellence breached laws in selling limited partnerships
Adopts new rules on ethics, disclosure of fund-fee discounts
Brown to represent regulator
Changes reflect overhaul of MFSA governance
Firms must apply for registration or transfer client accounts
ASC hands Wallace 15 year ban
Essay wins $2,500 prize
Firm and founder agree to pay US$140 million
Quebec man pleads guilty
Government plans to introduce legislation
Ontario pension fund files class-action suit
Comments due August 13
Applications due June 15
Grants broader scope to credit unions