New Zealand

New Zealand financial services providers (FSPs) are strictly regulated by the Financial Advisers Act 2008 (FAA) and the Financial Services Providers Act 2008 (FSPA)。All commercial institutions and individuals that provide financial services in New Zealand or overseas，All must be registered on the unified electronic registration platform。Hong Kong Huitong provides you with the establishment of a New Zealand company、Local Compliance Director Appointment、Physical offices settled to access dispute resolution scheme’s one-stop statutory compliance services。

New Zealand’s financial market regulatory system draws on the experience of developed capitalist countries。Its predecessor was the New Zealand Securities Commission，Insufficient regulatory capabilities and organizational flaws in the early stages led to the collapse of a large number of financial companies and losses of client funds.，Suffering from market criticism。To restore consumer confidence，New Zealand in 2011 Financial Markets Bill passed，Formal re-establishment of an independent government agency, the Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FMA)。The FMA has full authority over financial firms、Absolute functions such as supervision and delisting，The license issued by it is the only highest-level license recognized by the New Zealand Ministry of Home Affairs as a market maker.。Hong Kong Huitong provides you with the establishment of local corporations、Executive search、Full legal agency services from financial auditing to compliance document writing。