The self-regulatory organization will examine concentrations in high risk investments and suitability for senior investors
OSC to hear both sides in case of advisor who accepted loan from clients
The firm admitted that it failed to adequately supervise leveraged accounts and concentration risk
In the event the panel accepts the settlement, it will provide written reasons for its decision
The settlement aims to resolve a series of alleged supervisory shortcomings.
Mutual fund dealers also approved a requirement for firms to disclose their membership in the MFDA to clients
Infractions range from the use of blank forms signed in advance by the client to actively signing the client’s name
One rep lived and worked in the United Sates and served clients over the phone
The Kitchener-Waterloo, Ont. advisor fled the country after misappropriating client funds
Former issues of false signatures and firm discipline resolved