Securities Markets Amendment Act 2006
New regulations have been enacted under the Securities Markets Act.
The Securities Markets Amendment Act 2006 has amended the Securities Markets Act 1988, principally by replacing existing provisions relating to insider trading and substantial security holder disclosure. It also introduces new provisions relating to market manipulation and investment adviser disclosure.
New regulations have also been enacted under the Securities Markets Act which relate to market manipulation, investment adviser disclosure and substantial security holder disclosure. These regulations come into force on 29 February 2008 - the same time as the amendments to the Securities Markets Act.
Further information can be found at the Securities Commission website.
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