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  1. 31 July 2023

    Financial market infrastructures

    Financial market infrastructures (FMIs) provide channels through which payments, securities, derivatives or other financial transactions are cleared, settled or recorded. Well-functioning and efficient FMIs play a critical role in promoting financial stability and economic growth. Read more about Financial Market Infrastructures (FMI) on this page.
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    Compliance, Financial market infrastructures, Roles, Business
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  2. 17 May 2024

    Supervisory approach new AMLCFT Regs 17 May 2024

    The Department of Internal Affairs, the Financial Markets Authority and the Reserve Bank of New
    Zealand (‘the Supervisors’) welcome the changes to AML/CFT requirements as a result of the
    various Amendment Regulations coming into force on 1 June 2024.
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    AML/CFT, Authorised body under a FAP, Client money or property services provider, Crowdfunding providers, Derivative Issuer, Discretionary investment management scheme (DIMS), Roles, Business, Managed investment schemes, Peer-to-peer lending service providers, Supervisor
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  5. 6 June 2019

    Morgan DeVere Corporate Finance Limited and director Rene Moorby

    These charges relate to Morgan DeVere Corporate Finance Limited and Director Rene Moorby for breaches of the Financial Service Providers (Registration and Dispute Resolution) Act.
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    Court – criminal, Powers, FSPR abuse, Enforcement
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  8. 11 April 2024

    Financial adviser

    To use the term Financial Adviser from the start of the new financial advice regime, you must be registered on the Financial Service Providers Register (FSPR) and engaged by a licensed financial advice provider (FAP) (or authorised body).　
    Find out more about licensing, your ongoing obligations and duties and complying with the new Code of Professional Conduct; liabilities and enforcement and frequently asked questions on this page.
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    New Financial Advice regime, Compliance, Financial Adviser, FSPR, Obligations, Licensing & registration, Roles, Business
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  9. 9 May 2017

    IMF 2016 review of NZ

    The FSAP is a comprehensive assessment of the country’s financial sector and was coordinated by the Reserve Bank of
    New Zealand (RBNZ) on behalf of the members of New Zealand’s Council of Financial Regulators, which includes the FMA, the Treasury and MBIE.
    New Zealand’s prudential and securities regulation was tested against international principles and practices.
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    Reports and Papers, Regulation, Business, News & Insights
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  11. 13 April 2021

    FMA provides breakdown of financial advice providers in the new regime

    The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) has provided transitional licence numbers under the new financial advice regime, revealing how many financial advice providers are operating in New Zealand. It follows the start of the new financial advice regime last month.
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    New Financial Advice regime, Media release, Financial Advice Provider, Financial Services Legislation Amendment Act (FSLAA), Roles, Business, News & Insights
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  12. 2 October 2015

    The FMA publishes first annual report under the new regulatory regime

    The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) chief executive Rob Everett has told a trans-Tasman audience that it will be four to five years before New Zealand sees the full economic and business benefits of the new financial services regulatory regime.
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    Governance, Media release, FMA, News & Insights
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  13. 14 April 2015

    Better information for investors as new disclosure documents take shape

    Information for investors will now be provided in a format that is easier-to-understand and more accessible than before. The way that financial products are made available to the public has been overhauled under the FMC Act. The first New Zealand financial products to be offered under the new regulations have started to appear on the ‘Disclose’ website this month.
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    Media release, Consumer, News & Insights
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  14. 6 May 2021

    New law reforms the regulation of financial market infrastructures (FMIs)

    New laws to regulate and supervise payment and settlement systems have been passed by Parliament following the third reading of the Financial Market Infrastructures Bill (the Bill) yesterday. Under the Bill the Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua (the Reserve Bank) and the Financial Markets Authority – Te Mana Tātai Hokohoko (FMA) will be joint regulators of most FMIs, including central securities depositories, securities settlement systems, central counterparties, and trade repositories. The Reserve Bank will be the sole regulator of payments systems under the new regime.
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    Regulation, Regulation updates, Media release, Business, FMA, News & Insights
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