EU agrees to regulatory reforms
New rules will focus on high frequency trading and the duty to act in clients’ best interests
- By: James Langton
- January 15, 2014 December 14, 2017
- 09:35
New rules will focus on high frequency trading and the duty to act in clients’ best interests
Court finds that emerging medical information did not void a new policy
CLHIA report suggests policies could hinder ability of industry to make long-term investments
David Ajise claimed $5 million in fraudulent charitable donations between 2003 and 2005 for clients
Reserve Board to look at risks for firms participating in the physical commodities business
Rebrand follows acquisition by Canadian First Financial
For some advisors, this could be the fourth acquisition in a little more than 10 years
Current environment leaves consumers vulnerable
Lawyer says there is “no reasonable prospect of recovery”
Firm can deliver 100% of POS documents either electronically or in print
Investment dealer add six new team members to strengthen coverage of energy, mining and financials
Older, high net worth clients with a hybrid fee model are the most likely to stick with their advisors
Claim against RBC DS was brought after limitation period expired
The CRA has denied more than $5.9 billion in donation claims from taxpayers who participated in gifting tax shelters
IIAC survey finds firms intend to hire staff in 2014
The firm has agreed to continue co-operating with the New York attorney general’s insider trading investigation
Ottawa is proposing to make financial firms report international electronic funds transfers of at least $10,000 to the CRA
Mercer senior partner lists shortcomings with pooled registered pension plans
Nearly half of Canadians report that they haven’t given any thought to how much they’ll leave to their heirs
Firm consents to federal charges that it failed to maintain an effective anti-money laundering program
Only 31% of Canadians intend to contribute to their RRSP in 2013, down from 39% last year, according to a Scotiabank poll
Canadian Securities Exchange brings all services under unified brand
The regulator is discontinuing its investigation of alleged collusion the setting of Yen LIBOR rates