Regulatory reform, mutual fund abuses among big stories of 2004: survey
AIMR polls members of the year ahead
- By: James Langton
- January 15, 2004 January 15, 2004
- 16:10
AIMR polls members of the year ahead
Will consider whether to ban Glen Harper from trading, serving as director or officer
Scams involving mutual fund practices, senior investment fraud, and variable annuities new to list in 2004
Canada ill-prepared to handle financial scandal
Amendments designed to enhance fund governance
Special committee to consider costs, benefits
Court finds error in legal definition
Savings come from dropping constraints on related party transactions
Applicants would only have to file with one regulator
CSA seeks comment on independent review committee proposal
Conference planned for January 30
2003 a busy year for securities industry regulator
Boyle brothers fail to appear in court
Hearings scheduled for February
CSA says new requirements brings harmonization
Industry supports call for national regulator
No justification for Canada remaining without a national regulator
A national regulator with multiple branches would in more economical, says study
Enforcement could benefit from more consistent approach but local knowledge is important
No differences among three models
Local expertise could be maintained
Legal opinions back up WPC recommendations
Regional commissioners would be appointed by Ottawa
Issues permanent cease trade orders
Seeks comment on two draft laws