OSC orders Bloomberg L.P. subsidiaries to pay almost $3.2-million

By The IJ Staff | Dec. 22, 2020, 12:30 p.m.

Two Bloomberg L.P. subsidiaries have received an administrative penalty and must also disgorge commissions earned while operating marketplaces in Ontario without authorization.

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OSC orders Bloomberg L.P. subsidiaries to pay almost $3.2-million

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