U.S. fund companies move to assure wary investors
Firms eager to place widening scandal behind them
- By: IE Staff
- November 14, 2003 November 14, 2003
- 08:30
Firms eager to place widening scandal behind them
RBC to be exclusive provider for recent CI acquisitions
Surpasses $7 billion level
U.S. firms cut back coverage
Pursuing mandatory certification for compliance offers
Membership dues boosts revenues
Association responding to comments from member firms
Selling to offset withdrawals may take toll
Comparison results available on bank's Web site
Firm's plans on schedule
Officers failed to prevent improper trading
Standard & Poor’s concedes that the U.S. brokerage industry has shown strong year over year earnings growth, but says that this performance must be viewed…
Liberty Health, recovering equity markets boost performance
Mutual fund giant taking harder line on corporate governance
Regulator seeks comment on revised by-law
Revision includes changes to segregated fund guarantee risk
Expectations more realistic, survey finds
Profit growth sparks hiring
Flood of redemptions follows fraud charges
New site is simpler, easier, faster
Reed taps independent directors
Policy to be set out next June
NASD investigates possibility of late trading
O'Malley also ordered to pay $4,000 in costs
Ratings affirmed at "BB+"