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  1. 16 June 2021

    KiwiSaver switching behaviour 150621

    The aim of this research was to identify how any switches and other transactions took place between Febuary and April 2020 at the height of the market volatility associated with COVID-19

  3. 14 June 2021

    Auditor Regulation and Oversight Plan 2021-2024

    This report summarises our plan relating to auditor oversight, as part of our obligation under section 52 of the Auditor Regulation Act 2011. It includes small changes to our previous plan, but overall our focus areas remain unchanged.

  6. 3 June 2021

    Statement of Intent 2014

    Our SOI has a four-year outlook and follows the SRO by identifying the performance measures we will use to mark our progress towards achieving our regulatory objectives. This is our 2014 report.

  8. 24 May 2021

    What to expect from your financial adviser

    When you deal with a licensed financial advice provider NZ law entitles you to minimum standards of service. Most financial advice providers must be licensed by the Financial Markets Authority. Learn more about what to expect from your financial adviser

  9. 21 May 2021

    Costs of FADC case - OIA request

    OIA response, dated 21 May 2021, costs incurred from investigation commencement to completion by FMA and FADC relating to FADC case reference FADC 010

  11. 17 May 2021

    Negative Interest Rate report 2021

    This report is for FMA-licensed entities and their key stakeholders. It gives feedback on key findings of the FMA’s September 2020 survey on industry readiness for negative interest rates.

  15. 30 April 2021

    CoFR Consumer Vulnerability Framework April 2021

    Members of the Council of Financial Regulators (CoFR)1 have agreed on a common understanding of the characteristics of a vulnerable consumer. We are presenting this as a framework to help industry in developing their own approaches to assisting vulnerable consumers. This framework is non-binding and serves as a guideline only. We would anticipate firms to consult widely in developing their own terminology, procedures, and processes for assisting vulnerable consumers. These should focus on the evolving needs of the consumers they serve, should be appropriate for their business and in accordance with any specific legislative requirements.