The Financial Markets Authority says it has filed its civil proceedings in the High Court in Auckland and is seeking monetary penalties and court costs. Photo: Shutterstock The Financial Markets Authority says it has filed its civil proceedings in the High Court in Auckland and is seeking monetary penalties and court costs. Photo: Shutterstock
The Financial Markets Authority says it has filed its civil proceedings in the High Court in Auckland and is seeking monetary penalties and court costs. Photo: Shutterstock
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New Zealand regulator sues Hong Kong forex trader for money laundering, terrorism financing law breaches

  • New Zealand arm of CLSA Premium accused by regulator of failing to conduct due diligence, report suspicious transactions
  • Transactions at issue occurred between April 2015 and November 2018, according to Financial Markets Authority

Topic |   Banking & Finance
Chad Bray
Chad Bray

Updated: 10:54pm, 23 Jun, 2020

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The Financial Markets Authority says it has filed its civil proceedings in the High Court in Auckland and is seeking monetary penalties and court costs. Photo: Shutterstock The Financial Markets Authority says it has filed its civil proceedings in the High Court in Auckland and is seeking monetary penalties and court costs. Photo: Shutterstock
The Financial Markets Authority says it has filed its civil proceedings in the High Court in Auckland and is seeking monetary penalties and court costs. Photo: Shutterstock
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