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Unsolicited call treatment in financial markets conduct bill better, but still not ideal

  • Chapman Tripp
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  • New Zealand
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  • September 21 2012

Authorised Financial Advisers and Qualifying Financial Entities advisers will be able to market financial products without restriction when acting in the “ordinary course of their business” under a change to the Financial Markets Conduct Bill

Second RBNZ consultation paper on Basel III reforms

  • Chapman Tripp
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  • New Zealand
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  • March 22 2012

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) has issued its proposals on the capital conservation buffer and countercyclical capital buffer in the context of the Basel III reforms

Non-Bank Deposit Takers Bill: solving yesterday's crisis, and creating tomorrow's?

  • Chapman Tripp
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  • New Zealand
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  • February 8 2012

On the face of it, little in the Non-Bank Deposit Takers Bill (NBDT Bill) would excite the non-specialist

Reserve Bank releases consultation paper on Basel III reforms

  • Chapman Tripp
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  • New Zealand
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  • November 10 2011

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand wants submissions by 27 January 2012 on its proposals to implement the core Basel III measures regarding capital ratios, the definition of capital and the leverage ratio

Shutting the stable door new regime for non-bank deposit takers

  • Chapman Tripp
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  • New Zealand
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  • August 4 2011

Non-bank deposit takers (NBDTs) will require a licence and be subject to similar prudential requirements to registered banks under legislation introduced to Parliament yesterday

Local government funding agency why didn't we think of it sooner?

  • Chapman Tripp
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  • New Zealand
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  • May 19 2011

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