SEC lays charges in another online fraud case
US$1.3 million raised in scheme
- By: IE Staff
- November 9, 2000 November 9, 2000
- 19:30
US$1.3 million raised in scheme
Aiken charged with making fictitious bond trades
Urges prospective members to review guidelines
Alleges Svoboda earned more than US$1.2 million in illegal profits
Levitt vows to push ahead with controversial changes
Six commissioners reappointed to FICOM
Requirements to take effect at year's end
Firm agrees to pay $400,000 in compensation to unitholders
Indirect damage will provide sufficient ground for lawsuit
FSCO offers guidelines
Test case brought by Baystreetdirects's McIntrye
Alleges manager repriced mutual funds
Aims to improve availability of detailed interim statements
BCSC disciplines John for issuing exaggerated news releases
Developing a dispute resolution system is a key priority
Agency prepares for passage of financial services reform legislation
Senior officer to oversee process
Establishes new committees to consolidate consultation with industry and consumers
Stromberg urges issuers to stick to principles of fairness and integrity
Letter seeks to prevent intervention by Congress
Files civil complaint against former SSB employee
Fraud robbed investors of protection afforded by legislation
Considers allowing advisors to preserve personal corporations
Revised rule gives dealers 75 days to apply for membership
Regulation FD to take effect October 23