WINNIPEG – The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) is warning Canadians about the growing risk of fraud and financial abuse targeting older investors. As more people use digital platforms and artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more widespread, fraudsters are using new tactics to make scams appear credible and urgent. In recognition of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, the CSA is encouraging investors and their families to take steps to better recognize, avoid and report investment fraud.
Read MoreThe Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) is warning Saskatchewan people about the online entity known as HQI Exchange and its apparent connection to BG Wealth Sharing Ltd. (BG Wealth), also known as BG Wealth Sharing Group and DSJ Exchange PTY Ltd. (DSJ Exchange).
Read MoreTORONTO and MONTREAL – The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) today announced the publication of final amendments to the principal distributor model in the distribution of mutual fund securities. The changes are intended to improve investor protection and help maintain investor confidence in Canada’s capital markets.
Read MoreTORONTO – The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) today published a Notice and Request for Comment related to proposed amendments and changes to enhance the Canadian issuer bid, take-over bid, and beneficial ownership reporting regimes.
Read MoreMake sure the individuals and companies you are dealing with are registered to sell securities and have not been disciplined for breaking laws.
Read MoreFind out if the business you are dealing with is licensed or registered by FCAA to operate in Saskatchewan.
Read MoreThis free and secure online service enables consumers who are experiencing an issue to learn about their rights and the process to file a dispute, and to work with the business to try and reach an agreement.
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