Website list removed
The new-look FMA website has dropped the list of AFAs. Spokeswoman Shae Skellern said the list had to be updated manually.
Directing consumers to the Financial Service Providers Register instead would give them more accurate information.
The FMA’s website is now linked to the FSPR in three places.
Skellern said that information was a lot more current because, as changes were made, they were updated in real time. “If an AFA registers, or deregisters, or changes their details, it happens automatically. Previously the list was manually updated.”
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