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  3. 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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  4. 13 December 2021

    Pivot DBG

    Pivot DBG including: Pivot Financial Planning Limited, and Pivot Risk Management Limited
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    AML/CFT, Roles, Designated Business Group (DBG), Business
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  6. 15 March 2023

    FAP licences Classes of financial advice service

    The FMA specifies three licence classes for financial advice providers (FAP): Class 1, Class 2 and Class 3. See section 395(2) of the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 as amended by the Financial Services legislation Amendment Act 2019 (FMC Act).
    Licence classes apply to the manner in which regulated financial advice may be provided but do not limit the types of financial advice that may be provided under the licence, as the latter is addressed by the competency requirements in the Code of Professional Conduct for Financial Advice Services.
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    Financial Advice Provider, Licence guide, Roles, Licensing & registration, Business
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    PDF, Information Sheet

  7. 1 March 2021

    Property syndicates

    Joining a property syndicate can be an easy way to get into the property market, but there can be significant risk involved. Learn more before you start.
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    Property syndicates, Ways to invest, Investing, Consumer
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  9. 30 June 2023

    Offers under the FMC Act

    Anyone offering financial products for issue or sale needs to comply with financial markets legislation. The Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 (FMC Act) defines these people as issuers. See more on how they are defined and other disclosure requirements.
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  10. 30 June 2023

    Offers under the FMC Act

    Anyone offering financial products for issue or sale needs to comply with financial markets legislation. The Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 (FMC Act) defines these people as issuers. See more on how they are defined and other disclosure requirements.
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  11. 26 July 2022

    Ethical Investment Journey Research

    This report contains findings from a qualitative study interviewing a range of New Zealanders about their experience with ethical* investments. It covers the underlying factors that drive people toward considering an ethical investment (KiwiSaver or managed fund) and their experiences of navigating the different providers and products on offer. It also provides detail on specific triggers and difficulties during people’s journey toward buying ethical investments. It covers the types of information people find most useful, challenges facing potential ethical investors, and factors providers should consider to improve people’s experience. Ethical Investment Journey Research - July 2022.
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    Reports and Papers, Ethical finance, Business, FMA, News & Insights
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    PDF, Report, Research

  13. 28 November 2022

    Cryptocurrencies

    Cryptocurrencies are high risk, speculative products that operate differently to traditional investments. Only invest what you can afford to lose and use New Zealand-based platforms to give yourself some level of protection.
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    Crypptocurrencies, Consumer
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  14. 16 March 2015

    FMA contingency DIMS seminar - PowerPoint presentation

    FMA contingency DIMS seminar - PowerPoint presentation provides more information on: what is a DIMS, types of DIMS and decisions for AFA's currently authorised for DIMS.
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    Discretionary investment management scheme (DIMS), Roles, Business
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    Page, Guidance

  15. 24 June 2024

    Spotlight on: Balanced Funds

    The FMA editorial team talks about managed funds in this article. “A balanced fund usually has moderate risk, so you’re not risking as much uncertainty of achieving your investing goals or as much potential for loss by being in one. But remember to check your fund type is still good for your situation – if you’re getting closer to retirement or buying that first home, it’s time to start thinking about a more conservative fund.”
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    KiwiSaver & Superannuation, Article, Consumer, News & Insights
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