Media releases – 2010

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1. 1 October 2018

   World Investor Week encourages investors to take the plunge

   FMA has launched a new campaign for World Investor Week to help New Zealanders become more confident investors by addressing some of the uncertainties around investing.
2. 26 September 2018

   FADC decisions published

   The Financial Advisers Disciplinary Committee (FADC) has released its decision in two cases brought by the FMA.
3. 6 September 2018

   Preparing for investment storms

   As part of the Sorted Money Week 2018 ‘Weathering the storm’ the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) is focussing on helping younger KiwiSaver members prepare for when investment markets fall in value.
4. 6 September 2018

   Forestlands companies placed in liquidation by High Court

   The High Court in Nelson has placed Forestlands companies 2-12 and 14-20 into liquidation. Read more.
5. 29 August 2018

   Helping KiwiSaver members weather investment storms

   In preparation for Sorted Money Week 2018 the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) is launching an online quiz to help younger KiwiSaver members understand how to react when investments rise and fall in stormy markets.
   
6. 16 August 2018

   KiwiSaver members say dollar fee information is useful

   KiwiSaver members say dollar fee information is useful. The vast majority (86%) of KiwiSaver members who saw their fees in dollar amounts in their annual statements this year rated the information as “quite or very useful”, an FMA survey has found.
7. 14 August 2018

   Decision in the case stated procedure between FMA and the administrators of CBL Corporation Limited

   Regarding decision in the case stated procedure between FMA and the administrators of CBL Corporation Limited, the High Court has found that an issuer’s continuous disclosure obligations do not apply during administration. Read more.
8. 9 August 2018

   FMA sets out its work plan for the year ahead

   The FMA has released its annual corporate plan as the conduct and culture of New Zealand’s financial services industry comes under greater scrutiny.
9. 18 July 2018

   Customers not the focus of replacement business at large insurers

   The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) is considering regulatory action against three large financial institutions or qualifying financial entities (QFEs) following a review of insurance replacement business practices.
10. 13 July 2018

    CBL investigation update

    The FMA has completed a preliminary assessment of the information obtained as part of the CBL investigation to date and has concerns about potential breaches of the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 and the Companies Act 1993. Read more.
11. 12 July 2018

    Investors show mixed levels of understanding while confidence in financial markets remains stable

    Confidence in New Zealand’s financial markets has remained stable since 2017, despite uncertainty around a potential trade war, volatile global markets and a focus on the culture and conduct of major financial institutions in Australia and New Zealand.
12. 5 July 2018

    Individual falsely holding himself out as financial adviser sentenced to community work and community detention

    Garry James Patterson has been sentenced to 200 hours’ community work and 3 months’ community detention at the Christchurch District Court after pleading guilty to two charges brought by the Financial Markets Authority (FMA).
13. 3 July 2018

    FMA statement on Blackfort/Arena sentencing

    The FMA acknowledges the sentencing today in the Serious Fraud Office’s criminal prosecution of Mr Jimmy McNicholl and Mr Lance Ryan, also known as Lance Jared Thompson. These individuals were prosecuted in relation to a Ponzi scheme in Christchurch that resulted in hundreds of people investing a total of $8.3m.
14. 28 June 2018

    Annual review of NZX published

    NZX generally complied with its obligations during the review period. However, a lack of market experience in its market surveillance function meant NZX did not meet its obligation to have adequate arrangements to monitor the conduct of participants on, or in relation to its markets.
15. 30 May 2018

    Financial Services Conduct and Culture Review

    RBNZ and FMA briefed the Finance and Expenditure Select committee on the Australian Royal Commission (RC) into Misconduct in Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry, and the response by regulators in New Zealand.