OSC issues reasons for Lydia Diamond decision
Says officers misled commission
- By: IE Staff
- March 20, 2003 March 20, 2003
- 14:30
Says officers misled commission
Upholds BCSC decision regarding "evidence of indebtedness"
Beware of high-pressure sales pitches
Ambiguities will make compliance difficult
Alleges illegal distribution of securities
Move follows IDA sanctions
Regulator responds to implementation concerns
Capital Markets Institute issues second policy comment on Sarbannes-Oxley
Alleges Tibollo participated in distribution of Saxton securities
Regulators say most failures to apply sales load waiver unintentional
Anderson, Montaldi fined $200,000 for fraud
Devlin to start in April
Also wants Ontario to give it more enforcement power
Taxpayer escapes $770,583 in unpaid taxes
Part of wider probe into U.S. investment banking activities
Make sure promoters are licensed
Goal is uniform securities act
Howard Davies says key is identifying standards to be harmonized
Regulators to contact companies
Phelps to head group in examining securities reform
New Web-based system will save time and money
Outlines general features of new program
Propose disclosure of transactions involving derivatives
Goal is to protect investors from unintentional violations of cease trade orders
Hearing scheduled for March 5