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The pound (GBP) was mixed yesterday as a lack of new data left GBP investors to dwell on Wednesday's consumer price index.

This is Part 5 of a detailed submission by Chapman Tripp in relation to the draft Financial Markets Conduct Bill.

The Financial Markets Authority has now released an Enforcement Policy document.

The Cabinet decisions have now been released, with more detail about the FMC (Financial Market Conduct) Regulations.

The Court of Appeal has ruled that a lender can issue an acceleration notice without waiting for a PLA notice to expire.

New legislation will repeal and replace the Financial Reporting Act 1993 and amend a number of other related statutes.

Brief on new regulations and its effect on trustees of debt securities, KiwiSaver schemes and unit trusts.

Tough regulations to protect the public against unsolicited offers for securities were signed by the Governor General.

This guide answers ten key questions commonly raised by listed companies who are seeking to raise capital from their existing shareholders.

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

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

The Commerce Committee has recently reported back to the House on the Settlement Systems, Futures, and Emissions Unit Bill (Bill) which will provide an opt-in regulatory regime for the approval and oversight of designated settlement systems in New Zealand.

This article explains why licensing is a great way to increase both revenue and profit during a recession, and outlines the key strategic issues that you should consider before launching into licensing.

Did you register a pre-existing security interest when the Personal Property Securities Act came into force in 2002? If you did, that registration will expire automatically without warning from the Registry at the end of its five year term on 1 May 2007 unless you renew it first.

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

ASIC has reviewed marketing practices around IPOs, with a particular focus on the emerging use of social media.

The Anti-money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism Bill 2009 is now an Act of Parliament, having gained royal assent on 16 October 2009.