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    Scope of AML/CFT Act for issuers and participants in issues

    Guidance provided to the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism Act 2009.
    New ZealandFinance and Banking
    Chapman Tripp
    Chapman Tripp
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    Your Bank Wrongly Bounces Your Cheque. Can You Sue?

    The High Court of Australia recently found Westpac liable for defamation for dishonouring 30 cheques when there were sufficient funds to cover them. However, the Court divided 3-2 over whether the defence of qualified privilege applied, with the majority holding that it did not. This Brief Counsel analyses the Australian decision and its potential impact on New Zealand law.
    New ZealandFinance and Banking
    Chapman Tripp
    Chapman Tripp
Article

High Court clarifies PPSA priority race rules

Priority between competing security interests under the PPSA is assessed at the time those interests come into conflict.
New ZealandFinance and Banking
Chapman Tripp
Chapman Tripp
  • Article

    Continuous disclosure and the obligation to be accurate

    Discusses the role of the NZX as market regulator and listed company.
    New ZealandFinance and Banking
    Chapman Tripp
    Chapman Tripp
  • Article

    COVID-19: The Business Finance Guarantee Scheme

    Loan default risks are shared between the government and the bank, but businesses are still required to repay the loan.
    New ZealandFinance and Banking
    Wynn Williams
    Wynn Williams
  • Article

    DIMS and other devices - licence details becoming clearer

    The licence details for Discretionary Investment Management Services, established by the FMC Bill, are becoming clearer,.
    New ZealandFinance and Banking
    Chapman Tripp
    Chapman Tripp
  • Article

    FMA guidance note on pre-offer publicity

    The guidance note is helpful but is only a stop gap measure pending the enactment of the Financial Markets Conduct Bill.
    New ZealandFinance and Banking
    Chapman Tripp
    Chapman Tripp
  • Article

    Licensing Regime for Corporate Trustees Introduced to the House

    Following the recent release of a Cabinet paper, and various reports on the current regime of trustee supervision, the Securities Trustees and Statutory Supervisors Bill (Bill) has been introduced to Parliament. The Bill retains much of the framework agreed by Cabinet in August 2009.
    New ZealandFinance and Banking
    DLA Piper Australia
    DLA Piper Australia
  • Article

    Listed issuers and the Financial Markets Conduct Bill

    An overview of the proposals affecting listed issuers and prospective issuers concerning the draft Financial Markets Conduct Bill.
    New ZealandFinance and Banking
    Chapman Tripp
    Chapman Tripp
  • Article

    NZX gives diversity a shove along

    NZX has issued a ruling and a new guidance note.
    New ZealandFinance and Banking
    Chapman Tripp
    Chapman Tripp
  • Article

    NZX regulatory agenda for 2017

    NZX will launch an updated corporate governance code and conduct a review of its equity and debt market listing rules.
    New ZealandFinance and Banking
    Chapman Tripp
    Chapman Tripp
  • Article

    So you want to be licensed under the Financial Markets Conduct Act (FMCA) ...

    The FMA is receiving applications for market services licences under the FMCA and issued how-to guides for applicants.
    New ZealandFinance and Banking
    Chapman Tripp
    Chapman Tripp
  • Article

    The Hayne report: small and medium sized enterprises

    Article focuses on the implications of the Australian Royal Commission for small and medium sized enterprises.
    New ZealandFinance and Banking
    Chapman Tripp
    Chapman Tripp
  • Article

    Bespoke regime for unwinding Ponzi schemes

    The Government is moving to create a special regime to unwind Ponzi schemes in a way which is fair to all investors.
    New ZealandInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Chapman Tripp
    Chapman Tripp
  • Article

    Feedback sought on use of retirement savings in bankruptcy

    MBIE is proposing law changes after the Court ruled that KiwiSaver funds are beyond the reach of the Official Assignee.
    New ZealandInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Chapman Tripp
    Chapman Tripp
  • Article

    Credit Checks- Know Your Rights

    Have you ever applied for credit, whether that credit is in the form of a loan, a credit card or even a hire purchase agreement? Or are you in the business of providing credit? If so, the new Credit Reporting Privacy Code will affect you.
    New ZealandConsumer Protection
    Duncan Cotterill
    Duncan Cotterill
  • Article

    Does Your Retention Of Title Clause Still Do What You Think It Does?

    Following changes brought into effect by the Personal Property Securities Act 1999 last year, you cannot rely solely on a retention of title clause to secure your interest in goods.
    New ZealandFinance and Banking
    Wynn Williams
    Wynn Williams
  • Article

    Local Government Funding Agency – why didn't we think of it sooner?

    Local authorities will be able to access lower interest rates to reflect their very low credit risk if the proposed Local Government Funding Agency (LGFA) performs to expectations.
    New ZealandFinance and Banking
    Chapman Tripp
    Chapman Tripp
  • Article

    New standardised disclosure requirements for KiwiSaver schemes

    The article comments on the new KiwiSaver (Periodic Disclosure) Regulations and implications for KiwiSaver providers.
    New ZealandFinance and Banking
    Chapman Tripp
    Chapman Tripp
  • Article

    Regulation Of Insurance Brokers In New Zealand

    In late September 2008 the New Zealand Government passed the Financial Advisers Act 2008 and the Financial Service Providers (Registration and Dispute Resolution) Act 2008. What do these two Acts mean for general insurance brokers in New Zealand?
    New ZealandFinance and Banking
    DLA Piper Australia
    DLA Piper Australia
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