Advertising offers of financial products under the FMC Act
Guidance on the Financial Markets Authority’s expectations in respect of advertising financial products under the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013
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Guidance on the Financial Markets Authority’s expectations in respect of advertising financial products under the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013
This information sheet explains the FMA’s expectations for financial services firms to prioritise their customer vulnerability practices, focusing on areas we consider immediate priorities, updated Sept 2021.
Guidance for small and medium-sized financial advice providers (FAPs) on enhancing the security and resilience of their technology systems.
Recommendations on liquidity stress testing frameworks, processes and procedures for managed investment schemes (MIS).
This information sheet explains the circumstances that may exclude a lender from some Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 (FMC Act) obligations related to financial advice. The exclusion applies only in relation to consumer credit contracts and certain credit-related insurance contracts.
Guidance and principles to help managers and supervisors of KiwiSaver schemes and other managed investment schemes to demonstrate how they are meeting their existing obligations, statutory duties, and conduct expectations in respect of fees and value for money.
This guidance note is intended for the managers and trustees of KiwiSaver schemes. It sets out the criteria against which FMA will assess the reasonableness of KiwiSaver performance fees.
This guidance note provides an overview of the exemption notice relating to Australian advice businesses giving advice to New Zealand retail clients, and the circumstances in which a business may be able to rely on it.
This information sheet explains the FMA’s expectations in regards to how issuers of regulated products can comply with the prohibition on the notice of trusts being entered on the register that is required to be kept by the issuer.