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The FMA proposes a guidance note on disclosing financial information in equity PDSs - clearly, concisely and effectively.

Transitional provisions for new requirements governing discretionary investment management services were announced.

This publication explores the likely impact of the FMCA, some of the opportunities it presents, and market developments.

The Government is introducing further legislation to tighten the rules for non-bank deposit takers.

The proposed law, expected to be fully operational on 1 July 2020, establishes a mandatory farm debt mediation scheme.

New guidelines for reporting entities under the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism regime.

Difficult requirements and significant FMCA penalties can discourage organisations from planning a public capital raise.

5 key changes that aim raise the standard of lenders & to better protect consumers from harmful lending practices.

The Regulatory Systems (Commercial Matters) Amendment Bill has now passed.

Most of NZX's top 25 listed companies now have a diverse mix of debt funding - a trend which is likely to continue.

All financial advisers, brokers, QFEs, and financial service providers should review this Bill to identify any issues.

The Reserve Bank last week released a consultation paper seeking comment on policy proposals for a second non-bank deposit takers (NBDTs) Bill. The Bill will complete the legislative framework for the Reserve Bank’s regulation of the NBDT sector.

The stage is set for a rebound of New Zealand's equity capital markets, with much brighter years now firmly predicted.

The 'presumption of advancement' means loans to family members are treated as gifts unless there is contrary evidence.

The FMA's revised draft guidance note on disclosure shows the FMA has taken on board the criticisms of its first effort.

On September 15, 2020, New Zealand's Minister for Climate Change announced that New Zealand will be the first country in the world to require the financial sector to report on climate risks.

The regulations have been signed off and released by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.