When his father Trevor died last year, Peter Brightly took advantage of his position as executor to re-write his dad’s will, reports the Daily Mail.
Charles H. Keating Jr., the notorious financier who served prison time and was disgraced for his role in the costliest savings and loan failure of the 1980s, has died. He was 90.
The OSC is asking Ontario to give law enforcement the power to use wiretaps to catch insider trading, the Toronto Star reports.
The RCMP has arrested and charged six people after thousands of investors and the Government of Canada lost millions of dollars in a fraudulent investment scheme.
One third of B.C. businesses say they’ve been victims of fraud, finds a survey by MNP and the Vancouver Province.
A law clerk and a Morgan Stanley trader have been charged with insider trading, in a plot that involved passing information through messengers.
The Economist has delved into the world of crony-capitalism, where powerful friends and a flexible set of morals can help the unscrupulous amass wealth.
The Bank of Canada is looking into whether the way the Canadian dollar is benchmarked can be manipulated.
In London, charges will be pressed against six more individuals alleged to be involved in the LIBOR scandal, the Financial Times reports.
A former advisor from Waterloo has been sentenced to 4 years in prison.