London mediation office to be set up
Will allow British, European residents to resolve disputes without traveling to U.S.
- By: IE Staff
- December 3, 2003 December 3, 2003
- 16:10
Will allow British, European residents to resolve disputes without traveling to U.S.
New rules aimed at eliminating potential for late trading
CIRI “pleased” to be recognized as authority on disclosure best practices
List standards for collection of personal information
Survey finds many people not up on investment basics
The U.S.-based National Association of Securities Dealers has filed a proposed rule amendment with the Securities and Exchange Commission that would require the CEO and…
Changes aimed at strengthening risk management, disclosure and accountability
The Canadian Securities Administrators is seeking comment on the commendations it received from the illegal insider trading task force back in mid-November.The report, Illegal Insider…
The Investment Dealers Association has won relief for its members from a yearend deadline for obtaining new directions regarding shareholder communication from clients currently deemed…
Nine teams to cover Canada
Broadens scope of insider reporting requirements
Says proposal will encourage growth
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