SEC lays fraud charge against Arizona firm
Former execs also charged in fund late trading and market timing schemes
- By: IE Staff
- November 26, 2003 November 26, 2003
- 09:20
Former execs also charged in fund late trading and market timing schemes
Stronger foundation for effective compliance and enforcement
Publishes papers on regulatory reform in US, EU and Australia
Agrees to review out-of-province trading
New rules enhance transparency
Alhambra fined $20,000
Inadequate disclosure in mutual fund sales
OSC offers tips to protect investors from fraud
Ammendments on introducing, carrying dealers approved
CSA worried investors may be confused or misled
Regulator wants reduced suspension overturned
Governance, ethics reforms must be upgraded
Number has increased in past two years, province says
Changes focus on increased competition, more consumer choice
Some firms trading without registration
New procedure for paying fees
OSC chairman outlines efforts to eliminate "unfair risk"
Recommendations focus on prevention, detection and deterrence
Will aid regulator in its role of overseeing financial institutions
Power of attorney extended to accounts of family members
New requirements will apply for financial years beginning on or after January 1, 2004
Fund managers asked to confirm policies in place for preventing trading abuses
Risk of loss greater with leveraged forex contracts
2.2 million transaction reports in fiscal 2003