Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada

In 2023, the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) and the Mutual Fund Dealers Association of Canada (MFDA) were combined to form a new entity: the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO).  

CIRO fines investment representative $20,000 for unapproved business activities

Regulatory panel reviews case alongside prior ruling on similar undisclosed business activities

CIRO report highlights cybersecurity, crypto risks, and compliance updates for dealers

CIRO's compliance report outlines regulatory changes, risk assessments, and integration efforts for 2025

CIRO warns investors about fraud linked to fake border fee payments

Fraudsters use fake CIRO letterheads to demand fees; investors urged to verify claims and report scams

CIRO fines advisor $342,500 and bans him for life

The sanctions follow findings of client fund misuse and misleading compliance reports

Why take the Canadian Securities Course?

Those looking to expand their expertise in securities or break into finance may want to consider the Canadian Securities Course. Know more here

CSA and CIRO urge crypto platforms to register as dealers

CSA and CIRO stress compliance for crypto trading platforms, emphasizing registration and CIRO membership

CIRO highlights investor protection in 2023-2024 enforcement report

CIRO's latest report details efforts to protect investors, enhance standards, and strengthen market integrity

Regulator seeks new partner for long-term advisory relationship

Canada's investment industry regulator has a spot on its advisory panel

CIRO gets approval under Ontario title protection

Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRA) unveils SRO as fifth credentialing body

How to get a mutual funds licence in Canada

Getting a mutual funds licence is an important first step before trading in mutual funds in Canada. It also provides other benefits - read this article to know more