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  6. 10 December 2024

    Accredited body report - CPA Australia 2024

    Findings from the FMA’s review of the adequacy and effectiveness of CPA Australia’s audit regulatory systems for the period 1 July 2023 to 30 June 2024

  7. 10 December 2024

    Accredited body report - NZICA 2024

    Findings from the FMA’s review of the adequacy and effectiveness of NZICA’s audit regulatory systems for the period 1 July 2023 to 30 June 202

  9. 5 December 2024

    Operational Resilience

    Operational resilience is the ability of an entity to deliver critical operations through disruptions. The operational resilience of market services licensees is critical for supporting the integrity of New Zealand’s financial markets. The FMA assesses most market service licensees’ critical technology systems and business continuity plans against their relevant minimum standards at the time of licensing.

  10. 5 December 2024

    Cyber Security and Operational Systems Resilience

    This information sheet assists market services licensees (excluding benchmark administrators) licensed under Part 6 of the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 (FMC Act) to enhance the resilience of their cyber and operational systems. While this information sheet is designed to apply to a broad range of sectors, entities with complex cyber security and operational systems should consider the specific technology requirements and obligations that apply to their sector.

  11. 5 December 2024

    Focus areas

    The FMA uses a range of tools to support the functioning of financial markets and services, and compliance with legislation. This section contains information about conduct regulation, ethical finance, climate related disclosures, innovation in financial markets, AML/CFT and consultations. 

  14. 3 December 2024

    CRD records illustrative examples

    This document provides illustrative examples to help CREs think about how their CRD records could substantiate their climate statements, along with practical and useful information to help CREs understand our expectations. It is split across the four thematic disclosure areas of NZ CS 1. The guidance and illustrative examples focus on disclosures that need the most explanation, including disclosures that bring a higher risk of non-compliance.