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Founding CEO of IIROC announces plan to retire from regulatory agency on Oct. 31
TORONTO – The president and chief executive of IIROC — one of the regulatory bodies that oversees Canada’s securities markets — has announced she’ll be retiring at the end of October.
Susan Wolburgh Jenah played a leading role in creating the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada in 2008.
IIROC has a key role in monitoring trading on Canada’s stock markets as well as enforcing professional standards for investment dealers and their employees.
She led the creation of IIROC through a merger of the IDA and Market Regulation Services, both private-sector organizations that play a regulatory role in overseeing the securities industry.
Wolburgh Jenah is also a former commissioner with the Ontario Securities Commission, one of the provincial bodies that has jurisdication over activities on Canada’s stock markets.
After leaving the OSC, she was appointed president and CEO of the Investment Dealers Association of Canada in June 2007.
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