Derville Rowland set to move to new agency based in Frankfurt
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Federal regulators have fined an Ontario securities dealer $66,000 for paperwork errors related to anti-money laundering compliance, despite past court rulings criticizing the agency for imposing arbitrary penalties over minor infractions.
Derville Rowland set to move to new agency based in Frankfurt
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