Venture capital firm settles with BCSC over press release
Altura agrees to pay $20,000
- By: IE Staff
- February 6, 2004 February 6, 2004
- 09:30
Altura agrees to pay $20,000
Says rules intended to protect client information
Greater provincial cooperation needed says McGuinty
FFC, Freisner hit with permanent cease-trade orders
SEC, Spitzer lay "late-trading" charges
Rule changes now in effect
Regulator approves public access to hearings
Regulator aims to hire 106 new employees
Promises overhaul of student loan program
The Ontario Securities Commission has issued its’ reasons for denying continued registration to a fund dealer that has not yet been accepted into the Mutual…
New agency has $60 million annual budget
Amendments intended to reduce compliance costs
FDM shifts regulatory focus from products to relationships
Restrictions eased for fund companies, LSIFs
Faces minimum fine of $25,000 if found guilty on all counts
Direct settlement between reps and clients prohibited
Regulator sharing information with U.S. authorities
Dealer to appeal to decision
New date to be announced
Provinces discussing both single regulator and passport system
New rules effective March 30
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