Compensation for victims of financial fraud considered by AMF

Quebec's Autorité des marchés financiers today launched a public consultation to consider a potential compensation system for consumers of financial products and services that have been victims of fraud. Specifically, the AMF is seeking submissions on issues such as:

  • the role of compensation among measures intended to protect consumers of financial products and services;
  • accountability of consumers and representatives;
  • fundamental objective of a compensation system;
  • approach with respect to consumer compensation;
  • responsibility for managing mechanisms intended to compensate victims of financial crime;
  • products, representatives and conduct covered by the compensation fund; and
  • funding the compensation fund and cost containment measures.

The AMF is accepting submissions from interested parties until February 7, 2012.

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