Advantages to be licensed in New Zealand
FSP – Financial Services Provider

Advantages of New Zealand Financial Companies
NZ Financial Services Provider (FSP) Registration
Authorized Financial Activities
FSP Registration Relevant Requirements
New FMA Role
Financial Services requiring FMA License
NZ Corporate Law – Local Director or Partner Now Required
What you Need to Register as FSP in NZ
FSP Requirements – own Premises and Staff

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Unlike many incorporators, TBA has developed legal solutions, tailored to the needs of the financial sector.

We can guarantee that all our partners and associates fully comply with all requirements for a professional, successful and fast work.

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A Class 1 Regulated Jurisdiction

Advantage Register Financial Company in New Zealand

New Zealand is recognized as a premium jurisdiction for the following reasons:

There is no minimum capital requirement.

It provides the advantages of all traditional financial centres and is recognized as an excellent and recommended financial centre which is not blacklisted by any jurisdiction or authority in the world.

It is not perceived by O.E.C.D. as a harmful tax jurisdiction and has no connotations as a tax haven.

It is a member of the O.E.C.D. and World Trade Organization.

New Zealand is a member of the British Commonwealth, English is the main language, has a common law system, and the majority of legislation including trust law is founded on British law.

It is not a member of the EU and is not influenced by the EU Savings Tax Directive and any future developments (should they be extended to apply to companies or trusts).

It is a signatory to the 1922 Hague Convention and can provide Apostilled documentation as well as Notarized documentation.

In today’s troubled and unstable times New Zealand is considered a safe location and offers long term security. It has a Westminster style Government and together with its administration, is stable and competent.

New Zealand has a well-developed infrastructure, including a progressive and robust economy, efficient telephone and internet services, competitive and frequent air travel, experienced reliable professionals serving global clients with trust and company requirements which include legal opinions on tax, trust and company matters, and has reliable internet global banking services.

New Zealand repealed its entire Banking Act in 1995 and thereby facilitated entry into the business of financial services.