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  1. 28 May 2024

    Matthew Hill

    The FMA alleged that between February 2013 and July 2020, Mr Hill made dozens of posts on Sharetrader in a thread about New Talisman under two usernames, “bullish” and “Epithermal”. Mr Hill, who is also a director and shareholder of New Talisman, did not, at any point, disclose his involvement in the company, the FMA asserts in the claim. Mr Hill’s conduct was revealed in July 2020 when Sharetrader publicly identified him as the person behind the usernames.
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    Market manipulation, Cases, Enforcement
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  2. 25 July 2015

    Capital + Merchant Finance Limited (CMF)

    FMA laid criminal charges and civil proceedings against five directors of CMF, Neal Nicholls, Owen Tallentire, Colin Ryan, Wayne Douglas and Robert Sutherland, under the Securities Act. These charges related to untrue statements in offer documents distributed in 2006. Read more.
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    Court – civil, Powers, Enforcement
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  3. 26 February 2015

    Belgrave Finance Limited

    Belgrave directors Stephen Charles Smith and Shane Joseph Buckley, and associate Raymond Tasman Schofield were convicted on representative charges brought by the FMA under the Securities Act, the Companies Act and Crimes act along with their legal advisor Hugh Edward Staples Hamilton. Read more.
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    Court – criminal, Powers, Enforcement
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  4. 12 August 2015

    Life after work - ready or not

    A new study shows that almost half of people over 50 years old have yet to figure out how they will reach their retirement goals. While four in ten people who have already retired, did so without a financial plan for their retirement.
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    KiwiSaver & Superannuation, Media release, Consumer, News & Insights
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  5. 20 May 2022

    Fair dealing

    Underpinning the breadth of the FMC Act are the fair dealing provisions, which set out the core standards of behaviour that those operating in the financial markets must comply with. This webpage provides an overview of why the fair dealing and stop order provisions are important, who must comply with these requirements, the principles the FMA applies when assessing compliance, our enforcement approach and how you can report possible breaches.
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    Fair dealing, Business
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  6. 3 August 2023

    Enforcement Policy

    Our enforcement policy is intended to guide and inform financial market participants. It is also intended to be a living policy and we may revise it from time to time according to what our objectives and priorities are. It is not exhaustive and is not binding.
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    Policy, Business, Enforcement
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  7. 8 August 2022

    Conduct

    Conduct is how market participants behave and how they serve the needs of customers. It is about how a business operates as a whole, and it’s driven by the culture and the governance of the organisation.This page explains the FMA's expectation of conduct by organisations that fall under its remit
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    AML/CFT, Roles, Conduct, Independent trustee, Financial Adviser, Financial Advice Provider, Offer disclosure for equity and debt offers, Discretionary investment management scheme (DIMS), Derivative Issuer, Directors, Cryptocurrencies, Crowdfunding providers, Client money or property services provider, Authorised body under a FAP, Auditors, Business, Interposed persons under new financial advice regime, Managed investment schemes, Market operator, Peer-to-peer lending service providers, Supervisor, Nominated representatives
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  8. 5 October 2022

    Ethical finance

    The FMA supports ethical finance and New Zealand’s transition to an integrated financial system – one that looks beyond financial returns to also consider non-financial factors. Read more about our role in an integrated financial system on this page.
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    Ethical finance, Climate related disclosure, Business
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  9. 3 October 2023

    Compliance approach

    FMA takes a risk-based approach to our monitoring and surveillance activities, meaning we prioritise resources to those participants or practices that present the greatest risk to fair, efficient and transparent financial markets.
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    Compliance, Business
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  10. 30 November 2023

    Regulatory co-operation

    The FMA co-ordinates our efforts and we share intelligence with other government agencies via the Council of Financial Regulators (CoFR). Find out more about the Council of Financial Regulators (CoFR) and other global agencies we co-operate with here.
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    Regulatory cooperation, FMA
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  11. 21 July 2022

    Regulatory approach

    We expect all market participants to pursue the objectives and spirit of regulation rather than the letter of the law. We supervise and monitor market participants in line with our statutory objectives. We supervise and monitor market participants in line with our statutory objectives. Where we see misconduct in financial markets, we seek to hold those responsible to account. These pages provide you more information on our regulatory and enforcement approach.
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    Regulation, Regulatory cooperation, Business, FMA
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  12. 10 January 2020

    Market manipulation

    Market manipulation is where someone misleads (or attempts to mislead) the market by actions or omissions that give a false appearance of trading activity, supply, demand or the value of financial products. Read more in this article from the FMA.
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    Shares, Ways to invest, Investing, Article, Consumer, News & Insights
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  13. 13 September 2018

    Guide to being an effective director

    The essentials of being an effective director outlines some of the essential behaviours directors should demonstrate to meet legal, regulatory and ethical standards for directors, and tells you where you can go to find out more.
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    Directors, Roles, Business
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    Page, Guidance
  14. 28 June 2021

    A guide to talking about money online

    Talking about money or investing can cross over into providing financial advice. This is a guide for consumers, social media influencers, bloggers and anyone wanting to discuss money matters online.
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    Financial advice, Reports and Papers, Article, Consumer, News & Insights
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    Page, Resource
  15. 2 July 2024

    Fair Conduct Programme

    A fair conduct programme (FCP) means effective policies, processes, systems and controls that are designed to ensure the financial institution’s compliance with the fair conduct principle.
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    Banking, Conduct, Insurance Providers, Conduct of Financial Institutions Bill (CoFI), Financial Institutions, Managed Investment Schemes, Roles, Business, Managed investment schemes
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