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Re Rustulka: Registrants’ Suitability Obligations Under Securities Law

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By Elana Friedman on July 10, 2020

In Re Rustulka, 2020 ABASC 93, a hearing panel of the Alberta Securities Commission (the Commission) determined that a former exempt market dealing representative breached his “know your client” (KYC) and suitability obligations under Alberta securities…

Alberta Court Finds that Administrative Penalty Survives Bankruptcy

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By Aaron Stephenson on February 6, 2020

In January 2020, Madam Justice B.E. Romaine of the Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta (Court) ruled that an administrative penalty levied against the Respondent by the Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) survived his discharge from bankruptcy.…

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Alberta Securities Commission secures restitution for Lutheran Church congregants

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By Peter Tae-Min Choi on October 3, 2019

Two ordained ministers are among the five named individual Respondents who have settled with the Alberta Securities Commission (the Commission) in Re Lutheran Church-Canada, the Alberta-British Columbia District, 2019 ABASC 140.  The individual Respondents were all involved…

Alberta Securities Commission signs Enhanced Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen cross-border enforcement cooperation

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By Steven Leitl, QC & Peter Tae-Min Choi on July 25, 2019

In July 2019, the Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) joined other signatories, including the Ontario Securities Commission and the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), by signing the International Organization of Securities Commissions’ (IOSCO)…

Alberta Securities Commission Declines to Stay Enforcement Proceedings In Face of Parallel Class Actions

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By Steven Leitl, QC on April 10, 2019

In February 2019, the Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) declined to stay the hearing of pending ASC enforcement proceedings on the basis of the existence of parallel, pending class action proceedings.

Background

In June 2018, Staff of the ASC…

Alberta Securities Commission Introduces Whistleblower Program

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By Steven Leitl, QC & Aditya Badami on November 22, 2018

On November 19, 2018, the Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) implemented its first whistleblower program (the Program) through the release of ASC Policy 15-602 Whistleblower Program (the Policy) and simultaneous amendments to the Alberta Securities Act (the…

Re Fauth: A Primer on ss. 75(1)(a), 92(4.1) and 93(b) of Alberta’s Securities Act

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By Steven Leitl, QC & Aditya Badami on November 21, 2018

The Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) recently released its decision in the matter of Re Fauth, finding the respondent, Vernon Ray Fauth (Fauth), in breach of ss. 75(1)(a), 92(4.1) and 93(b) of Alberta’s Securities Act…

Alberta Securities Commission Policy 15-601: Credit for Exemplary Cooperation in Enforcement Matters – New Provision for No-Contest Settlement Agreements

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By Steven Leitl, QC on June 15, 2018

On October 25, 2017, we wrote about the Alberta Securities Commission’s (ASC) new Policy 15-601 which “explains the use of discretion by ASC staff when considering the appropriate enforcement action and assessing the appropriate sanction for misconduct.”  A…

Alberta Securities Commission Policy 15-601: Credit for Exemplary Cooperation in Enforcement Matters

Posted on October 25, 2017

In October 2017, the Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) released ASC Policy 15-601: Credit for Exemplary Cooperation in Enforcement Matters.  According to the ASC, Policy 15-601:

… provides clarity and transparency regarding the circumstances under which ASC

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