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Treasury notes have provided more details of the proposed state house transfers and issues troubling some potential CHPs.

All listed issuers and other interested parties are encouraged to engage in the consultation process of this NZX review.

The prudential regime that the NBDT Bill envisaged goes well beyond the finance companies it was designed to regulate.

The legislation to set up the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) creates a new right for the regulator to initiate or take over legal proceedings against financial market participants on behalf of investors.

Discussion of the power, genesis and application of the FMA.

Several significant issues in restructuring and insolvency will be decided by NZ courts, and by the Parliament, in 2013.

This Court of Appeal decision dismissed two appeals on an issue that is significant for both liquidators and creditors.

Chapman Tripp’s Christchurch office is now working out of temporary accommodation in a hotel so we know first hand the issues the earthquake – and the energy-sapping after-shocks – have created for people and businesses. It was in that spirit that we have put together this help sheet. It covers employment, insurance, leases and termination of contracts through the ‘doctrine of frustration’. We hope that you will find it useful.

Discusses business opportunity for overseas investment regimes in NZ.

Discusses labour and employment for doing business in NZ.

This is Part 6 of a detailed submission by Chapman Tripp in relation to the draft Financial Markets Conduct Bill.

The following is intended to give you a general flavour of New Zealand’s business regulation.

Raising participation in KiwiSaver is central to the Savings Working Group (SWG) strategy to increase New Zealand’s savings rate.

This Brief Counsel outlines the main provisions in the Bill and looks at how the policy has evolved from the CMA review.

Two Bills giving effect to the Government’s package of workplace changes recently passed their first reading, and were sent to select committee. Public submissions on the Employment Relations Bill close on 13 September 2010, with submissions on the Holidays Amendment Bill closing on 17 September 2010. A select committee report is expected in early November. This Brief Counsel provides a user-friendly guide to the Employment Relations Bill and Holidays Amendment Bill both of which are schedul

The new Patents Act has finally been passed, completing the first reform of New Zealand's patent law in 60 years.

Article discusses key CGT recommendations proposed a majority of the TWG.