(Reuters) - In some of the toughest language yet on the issue, Flaherty
said Canada's detection and enforcement of white-collar crime
such as fraud and insider trading are viewed by the rest of the
world as woefully inadequate. Too many crimes go unpunished,
investigations are delayed and the penalties too weak, he
said.
A nationwide market regulator could help solve the problem,
he said.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
said Canada's detection and enforcement of white-collar crime
such as fraud and insider trading are viewed by the rest of the
world as woefully inadequate. Too many crimes go unpunished,
investigations are delayed and the penalties too weak, he
said.
A nationwide market regulator could help solve the problem,
he said.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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