FMA changes management structure
Half the posts have been announced already.
The reforms are intended to prepare the FMA for its expanding mandate, and to foster a strong and trusted financial sector that treats people fairly, according to the FMA chief executive, Samantha Barrass.
The new structure will consist of six executive level roles reporting directly to Barrass. One is the Executive Director, Strategy & Design, which will focus on strategy and direction setting. A second is Executive Director, Regulatory Delivery, which will focus on licensing and other regulatory processes.
A third role will be Executive Director, Response & Enforcement, and a fourth will be Executive Director, Evaluation & Oversight and General Counsel, which will have a largely legal function.
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