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  2. 19 February 2014

    Charges laid against contributory mortgage brokers

    The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) has charged two contributory mortgage brokers (Prudential Mortgage Limited and First Mortgage Investments Limited) with failing to deliver annual reports. Read more.
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  3. 16 August 2023

    Advisory: Financial Services Council conference speech by Clare Bolingford

    FMA, Executive Director for Regulatory Delivery, Clare Bolingford spoke to the Financial Services Council annual conference today, on the theme of building consumer confidence.
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    Media release, FMA people, Speeches and presentations , Conduct of Financial Institutions Bill (CoFI), Business, FMA, News & Insights
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  4. 5 October 2017

    KiwiSaver continues to grow - FMA continues to push providers on customer engagement

    The FMA’s annual KiwiSaver report based on returns as at 31 March 2017 shows total assets were up $7 billion from $33.8 billion in 2016. Investment returns of $2.7 billion were more than double those of 2016, and are close to the previous record $3 billion, reported in 2015.
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    KiwiSaver providers, Media release, Managed investment schemes, Roles, Business, News & Insights
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  5. 30 November 2015

    FMA reports on audit quality standards

    FMA issued Audit Quality Annual Review for the year 1 July 2014 - 30 June 2015
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    Auditors, Media release, Roles, Business, News & Insights
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  6. 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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  7. 25 May 2021

    Thousands of young New Zealanders missing out on investment returns

    The (FMA) is urging young New Zealanders to check they’re in the right KiwiSaver fund. The call follows data indicating over 12,000 KiwiSaver members aged 26-35 years old are sitting in lower risk or conservative funds after switching from higher growth funds during COVID-19 market volatility last year.
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    Media release, KiwiSaver & Superannuation, Consumer, News & Insights
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  8. 30 November 2017

    FMA publishes revised investor capability strategy

    The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) has revised its 2015 investor capability strategy based on the insights gained about New Zealand investors during the last two years.
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    Investor capability, Media release, FMA, News & Insights
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  9. 15 February 2023

    FMA issues interim stop order to Validus and its associated persons

    The Financial Markets Authority has issued an Interim Stop Order (Order) to Validus and Associates (registered in Delaware, USA) pursuant to section 465 of the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 (the Act).
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    Media release, Enforceable Undertaking, News & Insights, Enforcement
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  12. 5 August 2015

    Fisher Funds Management Limited

    Fisher Funds Management Limited, FSP38581, is licensed to provide Discretionary Investment Management Services (DIMS).
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    Discretionary investment management scheme (DIMS), Licensed entity, Roles, Business
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  14. 23 September 2015

    Third director sentenced in OPI Pacific Finance case

    A former director of OPI Pacific Finance Limited, Craig Robert White, has been sentenced in the Auckland High Court. Read more.
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    Media release, Cases, News & Insights, Enforcement
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  15. 9 September 2021

    ‘No action’ relief as a result of COVID-19

    COVID-19 is having a significant impact on many market participants. We recognise that this may lead to practical difficulties which affect their ability to meet their regulatory obligations. Where a market participant breaches, or expects to breach, a regulatory obligation as a result of the COVID-19 circumstances and seeks relief from the FMA, the primary approach we intend to take is ‘no-action’.
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    COVID-19, News & Insights
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