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This Financial Markets Authority announcement has put NZ at the forefront of a worldwide equity crowd funding movement.

Draft regulations for phase one of the FMC Act and the new disclosure requirements have been released for consultation.

The number of NZX Main Board issuers in 2016 is likely to continue to decline in 2017, often as a result of takeovers.

NZ equity capital markets trends display a shrinking NZX Main Board, but booming levels of secondary capital raisings.

Foreign investors in a NZ managed fund with only foreign investments, will now bear no New Zealand tax on their income.

According to Chapman Tripp, a more vibrant equity capital markets may be on the horizon for New Zealand, but not this year.

For those who have not visited the country, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is likely to be an unknown quantity – similar to an Arabian epic novel of noble men in flowing robes, picturesque desert and perhaps the odd camel. For those who have cursory knowledge of the UAE, its significant oil & gas reserves and Dubai’s recent debt troubles may be the first matters that come to mind. Whatever camp they fall in, New Zealand businesses looking for new markets may not get too excited about either the

This is Part 1 of a detailed submission by Chapman Tripp in relation to the draft Financial Markets Conduct Bill.

Organisations and individuals are increasingly focusing on positive social and environmental change from the investments.

The FMA revised guidance note on the disclosure of non-GAAP financial information has been released, after consultation.

Discussion of Securities Law Review now in the final phases.

The Court of Appeal has reversed a High Court decision on a PPSA issue, described as being of "practical significance".

Non-bank deposit takers will require a licence and be subject to prudential requirements.

The FMA report shows a regulator moving from a "scrutinise and prosecute" model to early engagement and intervention.

The Consumer Credit and Financial Services Law Reform Bill will require more people to register as financial service providers.

The Securities Commission has issued a new exemption notice – the Securities Act (Directors’ Certificates – Collective Investment Schemes) Exemption Notice 2009 (Notice).

The 'greenshoe' option is included in almost all US IPOs, but it cannot guarantee against a fall in the share price.