
+64 3 962 2695
http://fma.govt.nz
📋 responsibilities The core responsibilities of FMA include: Supervise the behavior of financial market participants to ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations Licensing and regulating financial service providers, including financial advisors, fund managers, derivative issuers, etc Cracking down on fraud and misconduct in financial markets and protecting the rights and interests of investors Publish policies and guidelines to enhance the compliance awareness of market participants Collaborate with other domestic and foreign regulatory agencies to promote the stability and development of financial markets FMA actively participates in regulatory innovation in the field of financial technology (FinTech), supports the development of emerging financial services, and ensures that consumer interests are not infringed upon;
The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) of New Zealand, also known as Te Mana T ā tai Hokohoko in Maori, is an independent regulatory agency established by the New Zealand government to oversee and regulate the conduct of the national financial market, with the aim of promoting a fair, efficient, and transparent financial environment.
The institution replaced the previous Securities Commission and integrated some regulatory functions of the Ministry of Economic Development and the Companies Registry, with the aim of rebuilding investor confidence after the 2008 global financial crisis.
+64 3 962 2695
https://www.fma.govt.nz/contact/when-to-contact-us-and-who-else-may-be-able-to-help/
Level 2, 1 Grey Street, Unisys House, Wellington, New Zealand