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  1. 24 August 2016

    Aug 2016 Regulatory response guidelines

    This is a guide on how we regulate financial markets and the responses we use in enforcing legislation. It is for all individuals and businesses involved in providing financial market products and services.
  2. 24 August 2016

    FMA Co-operation policy 2016

    The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) often receives the co-operation of entities or individuals when we investigate financial market misconduct. When deciding whether to pursue a regulatory response against an entity or individual, and if so, what sanction to use, one of the factors we may consider is the nature and extent of any co-operation they have provided.
  3. 15 August 2016

    Legislative notices supporting the FMC Act regime

    To support businesses implementing the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 (FMC Act), the FMA has been working, in consultation with the sector, on various legislative tools such as exemptions, frameworks, methodologies, public accountability notices, and designations (the FMA’s legislative tools). We have also been working with the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment (MBIE) on the amendments to the Financial Markets Conduct Regulations 2014 (FMC Regulations). These tools and regulatory amendments are designed to help businesses and individuals comply with the requirements of the FMC Act regime.
  4. 4 August 2016

    Review of corporate goverance disclosure 2016

    This 2016 report presents our review of corporate governance reporting. We are sharing these findings with companies so they can reflect on their governance practices and disclosures.
  5. 5 July 2016

    Kiwisaver Statements survey results 2016

    In May 2016, Colmar Brunton carried out research for the FMA among the general public to understand how KiwiSaver statements are perceived and how people use them.
  6. 1 July 2016

    AML CFT How to complete your annual CFT user guide 1

    This user guide is designed to help financial advisers to complete their annual AML/CFT report (annual report) quickly and easily. It clarifies the questions in the report template that may be open to interpretation and identifies questions that are unlikely to be relevant to small financial adviser businesses. It does not include the questions that don’t need explanation. This guide is current for 2016.