BMO Pays $41M to Settle SEC Charges of Failing to Supervise ‘Sliver Bond’ Sales
According to the regulator, firm employees used misleading metrics to sell mortgage-backed bonds.
According to the regulator, firm employees used misleading metrics to sell mortgage-backed bonds.
The firm will pay a $6.8 million fine for allegedly making false statements in regulatory filings.
Canadian Colin Heatherington and a co-defendant were also ordered to pay a combined total of more than $215.8 million in restitution.
Joshua Goltry ‘lied about nearly every aspect’ of his fund’s operations and performance, according to federal prosecutors and the SEC.