Regulatory Alerts2026-06-30
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FMA sets out regulatory priorities for 2026/27
The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) released its second annual Financial Conduct Report, detailing progress and its regulatory priorities for 2026/27 to improve outcomes for consumers, investors, and businesses. The FMA's 2026/27 priorities include managing conflicts from remuneration, product design, complaints, and fraud detection and prevention, aiming to address key risks and lift conduct standards. A significant development for the year ahead is the transfer of responsibility for consumer credit to the FMA from 1 July 2026, consolidating oversight under a single financial services conduct regulator.
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