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  1. 19 March 2024

    Licensing application guide - DIMS Provider PART B4

    Your guide to applying for a DIMS market service licence under the Financial Markets Conduct Act. All the questions you’ll be asked, the minimum standards you’ll need to show you meet, and information about the details and supporting documents you’ll need to provide. Please make sure you read this guide in conjunction with our ‘Part A’ licensing guide.

  2. 19 March 2024

    Licensing application guide - Crowd funding PART B1

    Your guide to applying for a market service licence under the Financial Markets Conduct Act. All the questions you’ll be asked, the minimum standards you’ll need to show you meet, and information about the details and supporting documents you’ll need to provide

  3. 19 March 2024

    Licensing application guide - Managed Investment Schemes (MIS) PART B3

    Your guide to applying for a Managed Investment Scheme (MIS) licence under the Financial Markets Conduct Act. All the questions you’ll be asked, the minimum standards you’ll need to show you meet, and information about the details and supporting documents you’ll need to provide. Please make sure you read this guide in conjunction with our ‘Part A’ licensing guide.

  4. 19 March 2024

    Licensing application guide - Peer to peer licensing guide PART B2

    Your guide to applying for a Peer to Peer licence under the Financial Markets Conduct Act. All the questions you’ll be asked, the minimum standards you’ll need to show you meet, and information about the details and supporting documents you’ll need to provide. Please make sure you read this guide in conjunction with our ‘Part A’ licensing guide.

  5. 19 March 2024

    Licensing application guide - Independent trustee PART B6

    Your guide to applying for a Independent Trustees licence under the Financial Markets Conduct Act. All the questions you’ll be asked, the minimum standards you’ll need to show you meet, and information about the details and supporting documents you’ll need to provide. Please make sure you read this guide in conjunction with our ‘Part A’ licensing guide.

  7. 28 February 2024

    Auditors

    Auditor regulation and oversight helps to ensure the businesses we regulate (known as FMC reporting entities) have access to competent auditors, and these audits (known as FMC audits) are of a high standard. This page explains who needs to comply with the FMA, licensing and registration requirements, costs, levies and waivers, obligations, along with a number of important guidance documents and reports that are relevant to Auditors in New Zealand.

  9. 19 February 2024

    Licensing Application Guide - Financial Services PART A

    To apply for a market service licence you need to read both PART A and PART B of our licensing application guide. PART A: (this guide) provides general guidance about the licensing process. This includes information about who needs a licence, how to login to the application portal and how to create a RealMe identity, if you don’t already have one (you’ll need one before you can apply).

  10. 14 February 2024

    Application pack - Australian Auditor

    This application pack contains documents for an individual who is a registered company auditor under the Corporations Act 2001 (AU) to seek registration for an equivalent occupation under s 19 of the Trans-TAsman Mutual Recognition Act 1997 as a licensed auditor under the Auditor Regualtion Act 2011.

  11. 22 January 2024

    Independent trustees

    You'll need a licence if you are appointed as an independent trustee of a restricted KiwiSaver scheme or a workplace superannuation or legacy scheme. Every restricted managed investment scheme must have at least one licensed independent trustee. See more about the licensing and registration and compliance obligations of independent trustees on this page.

  12. 22 January 2024

    Financial Institution licensing

    Any registered bank, licensed insurer, or licensed non-bank deposit taker in the business of providing one or more relevant services needs to hold a financial institution licence to continue operating, if that service is received by a consumer in New Zealand. This page covers everything you need to know about Financial Insitution licencing.

  14. 28 September 2023

    Market operators

    A financial product market is a facility where financial products are bought or sold, or where offers or invitations to buy or sell financial products are made. Find the compliance, licensing and registration obligations and NZX notices on this page.