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Financial Service Providers (Registration and Dispute Resolution) Act 2008

Registration - Register of financial service providers - Register established

24: Register of financial service providers

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“The Registrar keeps a list of people and companies that help with money”

The law says that someone called the Registrar has a job to do. They need to create and look after a list of people and companies that provide financial services. This list is called a register. The Registrar must make sure this register is always up to date and properly maintained. This register helps keep track of who is offering financial services in New Zealand.

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Part 2 Registration
Register of financial service providers: Register established

24Register of financial service providers

  1. The Registrar must establish and maintain a register of financial service providers.