A B.C. man recently found liable for his role in a massive, widespread stock fraud network largely orchestrated from Vancouver intended to continue working in the province’s capital market before being banned from it.
According to a recent ruling from a B.C. Securities Commission hearing panel, White Rock resident Amar Bahadoorsingh opposed an administrative application to ban him from the markets because he wanted to offer tax consulting services to public companies in B.C., and also hoped to become a director or officer.
Bahadoorsingh argued in submissions to the panel that a lifetime market ban would be a “substantial blow to his professional career and income earning potential.”
The commission’s executive director,
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