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  3. 7 September 2012

    New designated settlement system

    The Reserve Bank of New Zealand and the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) have announced that the NZ Clear Settlement System has been declared a designated settlement system under Part 5C of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act.
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  4. 31 August 2022

    Securities Act (Amalgamations)

    Securities Act (Amalgamations) - expired exemption notice
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  5. 18 September 2020

    FMA files criminal charges in relation to Forestlands

    The Financial Markets Authority has filed criminal charges against an individual in relation to the Forestlands group of companies, for alleged disclosure and financial record keeping breaches.
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  8. 12 August 2014

    Strategic Finance settlement proceeds to first distribution

    In June this year PwC Partners John Fisk and Colin McCloy, as Receivers of Strategic, together with the Financial Markets Authority, announced they had finalised a $22 million settlement agreement with the former directors and auditors of Strategic.
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  9. 10 September 2012

    FMA welcomes High Court ruling on Perpetual

    High Court's judgment ruled that FMA can retain documents relating to its inquiries into Perpetual Trust Limited. Perpetual had previously brought a challenge against FMA's information-gathering notices, alleging they were unlawful. Read more.
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  11. 31 March 2011

    D-day for Financial Advisers

    From 1 April, all financial advisers, or the companies they work for, have to be registered on the online Financial Service Providers Register, www.fspr.govt.nz. Advisers who should be on the register, but aren't risk hefty penalties.
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