2022-02-27
The regulator provides an overview of the non-bank deposit takers regime and obligations under the Non-bank Deposit Takers Act 2013. It details the power to grant exemptions to licensed entities or trustees from specific provisions of the Act under Section 70. The document also explains how declarations clarify the application of the regulatory regime to specific persons or classes of persons.
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Non-bank deposit takers
This section provides an overview of the non-bank deposit takers (NBDT) regime and obligations under the Non-bank Deposit Takers Act 2013 (the NBDT Act). It also covers declarations and exemptions for NBDTs.
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Overview of non-bank deposit takers regime
This page explains the role of NBDTs in the finance system. It details their obligations under the NBDT Act, including the role of trustees and trust deeds.
Declarations and exemptions for non-bank deposit takers
This section details the exemptions we have granted to licensed NBDTs or their trustees from certain provisions of the NBDT Act or its regulations.
How we exempt non-bank deposit takers
Under Section 70 of the NBDT Act, we have the power to exempt any licensed NBDT, class of licensed NBDT or trustee from any provision of the NBDT Act, except the requirement to be licensed.
Declaration power and considerations for non-bank deposit takers
Declarations clarify the application of the NBDT regulatory regime to specific persons or classes of persons. This page explains how they work and when they can be made.