Financial markets regulator cancels Fund Managers Otago's licence
John Kirk-Anderson/Stuff Dunedin was the home of Otago Fund Managers, which was removed as manager of three investment schemes in November. James Greig, FMA Director of Supervision, said Fund Managers Otago was no longer capable of being a fund manager. “Cancelling a licence is one of the strongest regulatory actions we can take, and it’s not a decision we take lightly,” he said. “It effectively stops a business from operating in the retail investment sector.” The FMA found Fund Managers Otago had repeated breached its licence obligations. These included incorrectly calculating ...