Multiple financial institutions (TSB Bank, ASB Bank, Nelson Building Society) admitted serious breaches of lending requirements around June 20, 2026, as the Commerce Commission's role moved to the Financial Markets Authority.
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Updated Jul 1
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What happened
Multiple financial institutions (TSB Bank, ASB Bank, Nelson Building Society) admitted serious breaches of lending requirements around June 20, 2026, as the Commerce Commission's role moved to the Financial Markets Authority.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Financial Markets Authority issued a warning to TSB Bank regarding overcharging practices.Sub-event
- James Miller was appointed to chair the Financial Markets Authority, and consumer credit regulation was transferred to the FMA.Sub-event
TSB, ASB, and Nelson Building Society admitted breaches of lending requirements while the Commerce Commission transitioned its role to the FMA.1 source
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The entities involved
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Commerce Commission
NZ government agency
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TSB Bank
British retail and commercial banking company
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Financial Markets Authority
Financial regulator in New Zealand
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ASB Bank
bank operating in New Zealand
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