Financial Markets Authority (FMA)

The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) is a government agency responsible for regulating and overseeing New Zealand’s financial markets. Its goal is to ensure these markets are fair, transparent, efficient, and secure for investors and participants. The FMA enforces laws related to securities, investments, and financial services, aiming to protect consumers from misconduct and promote confidence in the financial system. It also monitors organizations to ensure they comply with regulations and takes action against illegal or unethical practices, helping maintain a trustworthy environment for financial activity.