New agent allegedly split commissions with ex-agent, churned those clients
The extension applies to licences that expire between March 15 and June 30
The self-regulatory organization has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Insurance Council of British Columbia
Misconduct by a dually licensed agent may result in having the agent’s insurance license revoked or suspended
Errors and omissions insurance is necessary to protect consumers: FSCO
There are three key issues of contention with the private member’s bill that aims to regulate financial advisors in Ontario
Private member’s bill proposes new regulatory body to levy penalties and revoke licenses
The Advocis proposal will cause unnecessary duplication and cost for the oversight of financial advisors, and it misses the mark for regulating financial planners
Part-time agent’s improper use of database results in 18-month suspension
Current environment leaves consumers vulnerable