BCSC Chair appears before Senate Banking Committee
Hyndman outline efforts to streamline securities regulation
- By: James Langton
- October 31, 2002 October 31, 2002
- 14:30
Hyndman outline efforts to streamline securities regulation
Immediate review should be undertaken new position paper suggests
Capital markets can run on voluntary compliance, says OSC’s Brown
Proposed legislation would boost maximum fines to $5 million
FSA to develop "menu" approach to fees
Study encourages further improvements
Godin to take QSCpost
Brown to highlight measures taken to promote capital markets
CSA sponsors Financial IQ contest
Smith must pay $7,500 penalty
Finance minister asks parliamentary committees for input
Secretary of State addresses Senate committee
Tremblay pleads guilty to distributing shares without a prospectus
Trading scheme masterminded by trader under 20-year ban
Drabinsky, Gotlieb freed on bail
Credit card scam dupes 100,000 Americans
Settlement agreement approved
BCSC issues Credit for Assistance policy
The association will convene on Nov. 1 to consider penalties for a broker who did not co-operate with an investigation
Foundation ordered to pay $2000 after unlawfully selling 1.2 million shares of Global Thermoelectric
Law firm hired to review and clarify the association's mandate
Barbara Stymiest, in Winnipeg today, spoke to the Canadian Club on the topic of last week's CMI white paper
Trader alleged to have had postal worker read him Thursday's copy of <i>BusinessWeek</i> before it hit newstands
Launch is now scheduled for March 31, 2003
The association welcomes Ecker's proposed investor protection legislation, but also wants court authority