B.C. model proposes streamlined, simplified securities regulation
Principles-based regulation at core of proposal
- By: IE Staff
- April 15, 2003 April 15, 2003
- 09:10
Principles-based regulation at core of proposal
Maximum fines rise to $5 million
Online reporting system adds transparency
Essay on investing wisely takes top prize
CSA head touts uniform securities legislation project
Securities administrators group sees improvements in regulating IAs
MFDA says written authorization needed in bulk account transfers
OSFI says life insurance companies now included
Managers would have to negotiate with their customers on new costs
Commission seeking comment on priorities for year ahead
ASC chairman succeeds Hyndman
Court sets standard of 'reasonableness'
Settlement reached over insider-trading allegations
Country far less reliant on rules than U.S., TSX group CEO says
MFDA issues plan to members
Fee reductions will save industry $40 million per year
106 earned more than $100,000 in 2002
New $97,000 prospectus exemption
Lawyer says client has been punished enough
Decision will determine whether an advisor can deduct interest-expense when buying a client list
B.C. court backs BCSC in shutting down brokerage
Alleges Nano World duo issued fraudulent press releases
Rule change acknowledges conflict with client confidentiality
Technology committee to be established in April
Little agrees to permanent cease trade order