Trial opens in Paris for accused rogue trader Kerviel
Trading scandal led to 5 billion euros in losses
- By: Angela Doland
- June 8, 2010 June 8, 2010
- 13:57
Trading scandal led to 5 billion euros in losses
New engine offers performance boost, enhanced features for electronic trading
Trading volumes have fallen off significantly
Bank status would increase lender’s access to funding
US$108 million to be refunded to homeowners
Students entitled to scholarships, access to a specially prepared online Level I sample exam
All banking products and services available
$4.2-million cash and shares deal
Alternative trading systems heating up competition in domestic equities trading
Pension giants will vote against proposal
Canadian institutions are in stronger shape than most others around the world: panel
Leasing acquisition boosts profit
Market turmoil prompts redemptions
Measures requiring insurers to pay for the cost of failures in other sectors would be inappropriate
Core bank earnings expected to show slow, steady improvement
Software includes coaching modules
Industry calling for a realistic assessment of whether June 2011 deadline is achievable
Canadian fixed-income markets proved to be a source of relative safety
MFDA urges dealers to develop policies and procedures
Advisors, firms must work together to educate regulators and the broader public on the important role that the industry plays
Canada’s five biggest banks rake in $5.01 billion profit in second quarter
POS, MGA review and pension reform highlighted