Article tagged with 'FSLAA'
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CoFI under consultation
27 Apr 2021 - MBIE has opened up a second industry consultation on the CoFI bill, which would see financial advisers have two sets of conduct principles to adhere to.
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FMA breaks down the data
13 Apr 2021 - One month on from March 15, the FMA has shared a breakdown of the state of financial advice in New Zealand, and by the numbers the industry is looking strong.
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[The Wrap] FSLAA isn't the only big change advisers need to be aware of
02 Apr 2021 - The world of financial advice changed significantly last month, and maybe more than many people realised.
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Advisers welcome new regime
15 Mar 2021 - The new licensing regime for financial advisers has arrived, with hopes the changes will drive a new era of professionalism in the sector.
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NZFSG excited by adviser channel growth
10 Mar 2021 - NZFSG and Loan Market's Brian Greer said advisers benefited from a "phenomenal surge" in mortgage business last year, and believes the sector is on the brink of its biggest opportunity in decades.
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Strategi offers ‘Covid assistance pack’ to advisers
02 Mar 2021 - A support package has been made available – by industry compliance centre Strategi Group – to advisers whose preparation for regulation change has been impacted by Covid.
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Industry strong and ready for change
15 Feb 2021 - Research presented at the FSC: Get In Shape events shows that the health of advice is strong and that the industry is largely poised for change.
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Botica busts industry myths
12 Feb 2021 - At the FSC: Get In Shape conference, the FMA’s director of market engagement John Botica focused on busting long standing industry myths when addressing advisers.
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Fine details of FSLAA revealed
21 Dec 2020 - Advisers have been given the fine details of the new financial adviser laws less than three months before they come into force.
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Should Australian financial advisers be allowed into NZ?
26 Oct 2020 - The FMA are wanting to hear the industry’s thoughts on a proposal to recognise that Australian qualified advisers meet the standards of the new code of conduct.