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Mithaq Confirms Intention to Acquire Additional Aimia Shares - Vimarsana News

Mithaq Confirms Intention to Acquire Additional Aimia Shares

Mithaq's premium, all-cash takeover bid for Aimia of $3.66 per common share remains the best option for shareholdersShareholders should continue to visit www.cashpremiumforaimia.com for the latest...

Mithaq Calls on Aimia Board to Stop Self-Serving Behaviour and Engage with its Premium Offer in a Productive Manner - Vimarsana News

Mithaq Calls on Aimia Board to Stop Self-Serving Behaviour and Engage with its Premium Offer in a Productive Manner

Mithaq demonstrates commitment to its premium Offer by modifying certain conditions of the OfferMithaq has filed a Notice of Variation in respect of the changes to its conditions, which also provides...

Ontario Securities Commission hearing of Grand Bend investor continues - Vimarsana News

Ontario Securities Commission hearing of Grand Bend investor continues

Enforcement proceedings in the Ontario Securities Commission case against Troy Hogg - the former owner of the ...

OSC tribunal approves $8M settlement over RBC accounting practices - Vimarsana News

OSC tribunal approves $8M settlement over RBC accounting practices

TORONTO — The Ontario Securities Commission has approved an $8-million settlement with Royal Bank of Canada over issues with its tracking of costs related to internal software development.

RBC faces several multimillion-dollar fines over accounting violations - Vimarsana News

RBC faces several multimillion-dollar fines over accounting violations

The bank failed to accurately account for the costs of its internally developed software from 2008 through 2020 and has agreed to pay a US$6-million penalty to settle the charges, says SEC