Estates, Mutual Funds Dealers and Conflicts of Interest
The recent decision of Marrone (Re) by the Capital Markets Tribunal (“CMT”), an independent division of the Ontario Securities Commission, provides an interesting example of the intersection between the professional conduct rules governing mutual fund dealers and estates law as it relates to conflicts of interest. The facts in Marrone (Re) involved a financial advisor at IPC Investment Corporation (“IPC”) who was responsible for managing around $6 million in mutual….
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