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Published

March 1, 2024

FMA - Fair Outcomes for Consumers and Markets

Financial Markets Authority (FMA) provided insights into its approach to regulation and focus on demonstrating good conduct, with 7 proposed outcomes.

Policy & Regulation

FMA - Fair Outcomes for Consumers and Markets

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Submission

March 1, 2024

FMA - Fair Outcomes for Consumers and Markets

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RIAA welcomes the FMA providing insight into its approach to regulation and focus on demonstrating good conduct.

The 7 outcomes proposed by the FMA encourages a focus away from a culture of compliance to a focus on how all areas of an organisation function effectively to deliver the outcomes within the individual context of each business.

To further assist industry, RIAA recommends the FMA:

  • explain the metrics which may be used to measure whether each of the 7 outcomes have been achieved, noting that outcomes-focused regulation does not change the laws and consequences attached to conduct;
  • include references and examples relating to sustainability, in recognition of consumers’ increasing focus on investing their money responsibly; and
  • ensure consumers have consistent and comparable information regarding financial products, through supporting a product labelling regime in NZ, anchored to the industry standard set by RIAA’s Responsible Investment Certification Program.

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RIAA welcomes the FMA providing insight into its approach to regulation and focus on demonstrating good conduct.

The 7 outcomes proposed by the FMA encourages a focus away from a culture of compliance to a focus on how all areas of an organisation function effectively to deliver the outcomes within the individual context of each business.

To further assist industry, RIAA recommends the FMA:

  • explain the metrics which may be used to measure whether each of the 7 outcomes have been achieved, noting that outcomes-focused regulation does not change the laws and consequences attached to conduct;
  • include references and examples relating to sustainability, in recognition of consumers’ increasing focus on investing their money responsibly; and
  • ensure consumers have consistent and comparable information regarding financial products, through supporting a product labelling regime in NZ, anchored to the industry standard set by RIAA’s Responsible Investment Certification Program.