Licensing for Fintech
FMA licensing approach supports fintech start-ups with flexible, risk-based processes, guidance, and regulatory exemptions in NZ.
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FMA licensing approach supports fintech start-ups with flexible, risk-based processes, guidance, and regulatory exemptions in NZ.
This guidance explains our interpretation of the law, to ensure the requirements of section 212 (Initial steps in winding up of registered scheme) and section 213 (Winding-up report) of the FMC Act are met.
This document is for financial advice providers, financial advisers, and other interested parties. It discusses the regulatory reporting requirements as required by Standard Condition 3 for licensed financial advice providers.
Submissions report: Proposed guidance on advertising offers, October 2021