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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard and New Zealand Prime Minister John Key will be announcing a new trans-Tasman investment protocol aimed at increasing cross-Tasman investment thresholds. Chapman Tripp Partner Nick Wells comments

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The Ministry of Justice has sought feedback on a draft Trusts Bill, as part of a move to update the law for NZ trusts.

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

MBIE has sought feedback on the reform issues raised in the recent Consultation Paper – New Financial Advice Regime.

Australian private equity opportunities seem to be at least "kicking the tyres" on New Zealand investment opportunities.

Most offerings were businesses seeking growth capital, entrepreneurial roll-up transactions and private equity exits.

All repossession agents, as well as their employees, must be registered and licensed from 6 June 2015.

The UK Government wants feedback on how businesses collect and use data for commercial purposes.

The Federal Court has awarded record penalties totalling $19 million against a payday lender.

Our monthly review helps you to keep tabs on consumer law developments in New Zealand and overseas.

The governance code comparison table has been updated to reflect the recent rewrite of the NZX Corporate Governance Code.

Nick Wells, a partner at Chapman Tripp, says new measures to tighten up the criteria for foreign ownership of farmland and primary production companies will change nothing, as the Overseas Investment Office already considers such purchases.

The annual "Equity Capital Markets – trends and insights" publication, predicts 2019 to be a year of improvement in NZ.

Chapman Tripp has made a submission on the Insolvency Practitioners Bill to the Commerce Select Committee, strongly supporting the proposed amendment to s280(1)(cb) of the Companies Act 1993.

Chapman Tripp supplementary submission on Financial Markets Conduct Bill.

ACCC Chairman Rod Sims has outlined the Commission's compliance and enforcement priorities for 2015.