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FSRA crafts committee on planner, advisor issues

An advisory group will provide input on title regime and oversight

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FINRA seeks oversight of OTC options trading

The U.S. SRO aims to detect misconduct in under-the-radar market

Fed’s Bullard: Solid U.S. economy can handle rising rates

Esther George of the Kansas City Fed sounded a more cautionary note in a speech Monday

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Girding for the next financial calamity

IOSCO found lessons for resilience in the pandemic response

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Wakeup call for crypto — you need regulation too

The FSB says the crypto sector must face the same rules as traditional financial markets

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Money back for Bridging investors? Not so fast

Numerous issues need resolving before an initial distribution can happen

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Fitch commends money market reform proposals

Regulators' efforts to address liquidity crunch should strengthen money market funds

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Banks need to raise game on climate risk: ECB

Only one in five banks surveyed consider climate risk when granting loans

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Top securities regulator CEO heads to FCA

Ashley Alder will leave his role as CEO of Hong Kong SFC to chair U.K. Financial Conduct Authority

Former rep’s side hustles end in SRO sanctions

Real estate deals, outside businesses and exempt market sales violated MFDA rules, panel found

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Regulatory reform, innovation top IAP agenda

Advocacy group calls for regulators to prioritize investor protection

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Reps faced heavier IIROC sanctions in fiscal 2022

Fines, disgorgement and costs orders all rose, the latest enforcement report shows

Global regulators publish cryptoasset roadmap

IOSCO task force aims to have policy recommendations by end of 2023

Tribunal favours public proceedings in Bridging case

Bid to keep compelled testimony confidential was dismissed

Deal to save PACE goes ahead

Troubled firm's loan book, deposits, employees and branches move to Alterna Savings

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CFTC sanctions financial institutions for swap reporting violations

BNP Paribas, JP Morgan settle separate Commodity Futures Trading Commission cases involving reporting lapses

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Clearing firms pass ESMA stress test

European regulators call for work to address differences in operational risk exposure

U.K. regulator seeks equity trading reforms

The FCA launched a consultation on trade reporting, transparency and tick size changes

MFDA panel hands down permanent ban, $1.7-million fine

Ex-fund rep misappropriated client money and disappeared

Closet indexing class action fails

B.C. court finds TDAM funds were actively managed

ECB aims to green monetary policy

Climate risk to factor into bond purchases and collateral framework

cryptocurrencies

Crypto rules to make Europe a global leader as prices plunge

Companies issuing or trading cryptoassets face tough transparency requirements

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Enforcement cases up, penalties down last year: CSA report

Regulators refined techniques to analyze cryptoasset trading, report says

  • By: IE Staff
  • June 29, 2022 September 7, 2023
  • 12:52
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OSFI makes real estate loan changes aimed at reducing lender risk

Those who owe more than 65% of the loan value will have to pay a portion toward the loan principal

Ottawa lost average of $22 billion a year in unpaid tax from 2014-2018: CRA

The agency released its first report on Canada's overall tax gap