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  3. 31 May 2024

    FAP regulatory returns

    All licensed FAPs are required to complete and submit an annual regulatory return. The regulatory return is a series of questions to obtain an up-to-date understanding of the nature, size and complexity of your financial advice provider service. This page provides you with information relevant to your annual regulatory return.
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    Authorised body under a FAP, Financial Advice Provider, Roles, Business
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  4. 9 March 2023

    Explore your Financial Advice Provider (FAP) options

    The explore your options tool was created to help financial advice providers navigate the licensing options under the new financial advice regime. It covers some of the more straightforward ways you can operate.
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    Financial Advice Provider, Financial Adviser, New Financial Advice regime, Licensing & registration, Roles, Authorised body under a FAP, Financial Services Legislation Amendment Act (FSLAA), Business, Interposed persons under new financial advice regime, Nominated representatives
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  7. 13 December 2023

    Co-operative Bank – Fake term deposits

    A scam offering fake term deposits using the name of Co-operative Bank is targeting New Zealanders.
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    Suspected scam, Investor warning, Consumer, Scams
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  8. 25 June 2018

    Consultation paper: Proposed exemption from requirement to name assets

    Consultation paper: Proposed class exemption from requirement to name assets. Proposed class exemption from having to disclose the names of individual borrowers to investors provided other relevant information has been disclosed.
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    Managed investment schemes, Supervisor, Consultations, Roles, Business
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  9. 28 October 2010

    Adviser Regulation Ready To 'Go-Live' On 1 December

    The Commissioner for Financial Advisers has taken the last formal step required for the introduction of the new financial advisers regulatory regime, with publication in the Gazette that 1st December 2010 will be the date on which the Code of Professional Conduct for Authorised Financial Advisers (AFAs) comes into effect.
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    Media release, News & Insights
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  11. 27 March 2024

    Financial Markets Conduct (Silverwood Land 2015 Limited Partnership) Exemption Notice 2024

    Silverwood Land 2015 Limited Partnership (scheme) is a forestry scheme that has been winding up for several years. The scheme has some remaining real estate assets that it seeks to sell. The scheme is the subject of the Financial Markets Conduct (Silverwood Land 2015 Limited Partnership) Exemption Notice 2021, which is revoked on the close of 31 March 2024.
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    Exemptions, Business
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  12. 7 September 2022

    Spotlight on: Stock lending

    Stock lending is being offered to NZ retail investors. If you’re thinking about participating, understand how it works and the risks.
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    Investment basics, Online investing platforms, Investor information, Investing, Ways to invest, Managed funds, Shares, Article, Consumer, News & Insights
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  13. 15 August 2023

    Transparency statement on information gathering

    This transparency statement explains how the FMA collects, uses and shares information gathered about members of the public or other entities in accordance with the Information Gathering Model Standards issued by the State Services Commission (SSC) for information gathering.
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  14. 14 April 2021

    FMA expects KiwiSaver managers to follow four key principles to show value for money

    Fund managers are expected to annually review their fees and value for money with their supervisors and prove to the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) the review has happened, as a result of final guidance on fund manager fees and value for money, published today (14/4/2021).
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    KiwiSaver providers, Managed funds, Media release, Roles, Ways to invest, Investing, Business, Consumer, Managed investment schemes, News & Insights
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  15. 13 November 2018

    Crowdfunding

    Crowdfunding works by many people (the crowd) putting in small amounts of money to raise funds for a company or project.
    When you put money into an equity crowdfunding project, you're buying shares. Typically this will be in small or start-up businesses, meaning you become a part owner of the business. It's important to understand the risks of investing in crowdfunding. Read more here.
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    Crowdfunding, Consumer
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