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Forestlands director Rowan Kearns changes plea to guilty - Vimarsana News

Forestlands director Rowan Kearns changes plea to guilty

A jury trial had been set down for March, but the case will now proceed straight to sentencing.

Source: rnz.co.nz
The Go Train has left the station, but few actually 'go' - Vimarsana News

The Go Train has left the station, but few actually 'go'

The first GO Transit train to depart London left the VIA station Monday morning.

FMA veteran Mason appointed general counsel - Vimarsana News

FMA veteran Mason appointed general counsel

Liam Mason adds to his extensive FMA CV with role vacated by Nick Kynoch. A Financial Markets Authority stalwart has been appointed the market regulator’s general counsel, replacing Nick Kynoch. FMA director of regulation Liam Mason, who has worked at the FMA since its   Choose your best value subscription option here. Already have an account? Login Related news

Source: nbr.co.nz
Foxes in charge of hen houses - Vimarsana News

Foxes in charge of hen houses

On The Money: Who regulates the regulator? The announcement that yet another senior Financial Market Authority executive is leaving, taking with him inside knowledge of thinking and strategies of the regulator, has predictably provoked further discussion of the “gamekeepers turned poachers” problem. NBR recently reported that Nick Kynoch, who had responsibility at the FMA for enforcement and litigation, is returning to the private sector after five years at the regulator. He is joining Generate, the ninth largest KiwiSaver provider, as general counsel. Kynoch’s defection follows t...

Source: nbr.co.nz
Fraud victims receive some stolen money back - Vimarsana News

Fraud victims receive some stolen money back

Fraud victims receive some stolen money back © RNZ / Anneke Smith Victims of a fraudster, who spent their money funding his extravagant lifestyle, will get about 60 cents back for every dollar stolen from them. Steven Robertson was sentenced im 2019 to six years and eight months in prison, with a minimum non-parole period of three years and four months. Photo: RNZ / Anneke Smith Steven Robertson stole $1.2 million and roughly $AU270,000 between 2009 and 2015 while operating several companies that sold software that purported to help people trade. The software was not easy to use and when c...

Source: msn.com