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  4. 26 July 2020

    Our immediate priorities during the COVID 19 response and recovery

    This information sheet outlines the FMA’s immediate priorities as New Zealand continues to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, showing how we will support that response and recovery, while also ensuring financial service providers support their customers and investors. The information sheet was published in July 2020 and updated in June 2021.

  7. 14 July 2020

    Class legislative notice summary 2020

    This is a summary of the Financial Markets Conduct Act and Financial Adviser Act class legislative notices we have granted as at 30 June 2020. It includes exemptions, designations, frameworks or methodologies, and public accountability notices

  8. 9 July 2020

    Consultation review of 16 class exemptions notices expiring in 2021

    We are seeking feedback on our review of 16 class exemption notices that support the regime under the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 (FMC Act). These notices will expire between August and December 2021. We would like feedback to inform our review of these class notices.

  9. 9 July 2020

    High Risk Jurisdictions subject Call for Action FATF July2020

    FATF describes high-risk jurisdictions subject to a “Call for Action” as having significant strategic deficiencies in their regimes to counter money laundering, terrorist financing, and financing of proliferation. Two countries are on this high-risk list: North Korea and Iran.

  13. 1 July 2020

    culwalla consulting submission

    Response to Consultation Paper - Culwalla Consulting: Practical implications of Reporting Entities transacting with other Reporting Entities and the Factsheet on Managing Intermediaries.

  14. 1 July 2020

    Derivatives Issuer Sector Risk Assessment

    This sector risk assessment summarises the key risks posed by licensed Derivatives Issuers (DIs) to the FMA’s objective of promoting fair, efficient and transparent financial markets. It is based on a self-assessment completed by DIs, as well as our interactions with DIs and their clients since FMC Act licensing began.