The MFDA says the advisor also took an inappropriate client loan and used pre-signed client forms.
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The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) has published for comment proposed amendments to MFDA rule 1.2.5 (misleading business titles prohibited). In an effort to prevent investor confusion, the proposed amendments establish minimum proficiency requirements for approved persons using the title “financial planner.” The proposal would restrict the use of “financial planner” to those who receive […]
She admitted to facts constituting contraventions of MFDA by-laws, rules or policies.
The advisor admitted to falsifying or using pre-signed account forms for more than a dozen clients, among other issues.
CSA isn’t the only regulatory body looking to transform the industry. But its proposed targeted reforms are getting the most attention.
The Insurance Council of B.C. is taking action the type of regulatory arbitrage highlighted in a June Advisor.ca investigation.
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The Mutual Fund Dealers Association of Canada commenced a disciplinary proceeding in respect of Jeffrey D. Mushaluk by Notice of Hearing dated January 11, 2016.
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