The Supreme Court of Canada has indicated that there could be some federal jurisdiction in areas of truly national concern
Arrangement with AMF, OSC, ASC and BCSC to assist the supervision of companies that operate in Canada and Australia
The separation of prudential regulation from conduct regulation means will mean that banks, building societies, insurers and major investment firms will have two groups of supervisors
New standards are consistent with international regimes
The new approach includes a more active, interventionist regulator
Policy-makers are set to continue refining the new capital requirements that will affect all global banks with the introduction of the Basel III capital regime, which will start taking effect next year
Canada’s multi-jurisdictional regulatory system makes it difficult to determine the possible scope of criminal infiltration
The question now is where regulation goes from here
Alberta finance minister calls on Ontario to sign on to passport system
Canadian financial regulators are hampered by the gridlock that comes with fragmentation. Independent oversight could promote new ways of thinking