
Auckland investor loses $700,000 in overseas scam
It has prompted a warning from the financial regulator, urging people to spot red flags.
It has prompted a warning from the financial regulator, urging people to spot red flags.
Everett finishes up in his role on Friday after nearly eight years in the top job.
An investor is still trying to recover tens of thousands of dollars he paid to 'G-Clubs'.
'A derivatives issuer failing to handle client money appropriately is serious.'
New Talisman's chief executive Matt Hill has been given notice.
If investors had any concerns around these issues "they should just walk away" - FMA.
Financial Markets Authority is yet to announce any action against Du Val.
A new report detailed anti-money laundering monitoring insights for the past three years.
More than 3 million people are now in KiwiSaver.
About $40.8m of the $50m in suspicious transactions related to deposits by two customers.
The investing platform is cooperating with the regulator to meet its legal obligations.
The CEO allegedly went by the usernames "bullish" and "Epithermal".
In a global game of whack-a-mole there's little authorities can do but warn against scams.
Research reveals what is driving Kiwis to use online investment platforms.
AIA's behaviour exacerbated and prolonged the harm to vulnerable customers, watchdog says.
FoxPlan's authorised financial advisers may have not complied with disclosure obligations.
The pandemic has also seen aggressive marketing for unregulated products such as crypto.
The company is yet to file financial statements, which were due last year.
The FMA said the firm failed in its legal obligations over nearly $50m in transactions.
Regulator concerned some may be straying into regulated financial advice.
Judge says the claims can be regarded as 'frivolous, vexatious or an abuse of process'.
Businessman fears he would die from a stroke if his name was published in SFO case.
Catalist will target companies that are valued between $6m and $60m.
Steven Robertson stole millions from his clients to fund a lavish lifestyle.
Company accounts show the company made a $154m loss in 2020.
The internet has magnified the charm of the fraudster.
Sectors like banking and real estate were identified for potential vulnerability.
Promoting gains without context can be misleading.
The FMA has directed Rockfort Markets to remove or amend ads on its website.
Auditor qualifies opinion on Auckland-based broker's accounts.