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Building Trust and Resilience Through Legislative Reform

Now in its 21st year, the Financial Markets Law Conference is back for 2025! This year, by popular demand, we are also including updates for Lending and Credit industries, making this a must-go event for professionals at the intersection of law, banking, finance, regulation, and compliance.

In recent years, a number of very high-profile financial companies have gone bust, and 2025 saw a number of new amendment bills for the financial services, markets and credits industries – hear from regulators, practitioners and thought leaders on current developments. Join us to navigate and understand the latest so you can be at the forefront for your clients and stakeholders.

Decoding the new CoFI regime  ▪  Green & ESG finance  ▪  AML, CFT, Scams  ▪  Fintech & Crypto  ▪  Credit regulation reforms  ▪  Other requested topics

Who should attend?

• This conference is for those interpreting, applying, and responding to evolving financial and credit laws in New Zealand.
• Barristers, Legal Directors and Counsel in Commercial, Regulatory, Banking & Finance sectors
• Government / Regulatory Officials / Advisors
• Consumer protection specialists
• Financial compliance, Risk, and Finance managers
• Heads of Lending, Credit Risk, and Financial Advisory
• Lenders, Credit and mortgage brokers, Aggregators
• BNPL, Fintech, RegTech founders / Developers
• Professors, Academics, PhDs in Finance, Law, ESG

Join Antipodes CIO Jacob Mitchell for a special webinar dedicated to New Zealand investors examining the major shifts in global equity markets that have unfolded so far in 2025, and the longer-term implications of waning US mega-cap exceptionalism.

Additionally, an update on Antipodes’ portfolio positioning will be provided, including:

• Key drivers of strong net outperformance in the Antipodes Global Fund (PIE) (+12.0% alpha CY-to-date) and Antipodes Global Value Fund (PIE) (+7.9% alpha CY-to-date) to 30 April 2025.
• How the team is delivering tail risk protection to protect clients against unexpected drawdowns.
• Positioning to take advantage of regional market broadening, driven by a changing fiscal impulse.
• Positioning for sector and style shifts driven by the democratisation of AI and a broad infrastructure led investment cycle.

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