The New Zealand Financial Markets Authority has published a forward plan indicating it will consult throughout 2025 and 2026 on a range of class exemption notices that are due to expire before the end of 2026, alongside a review of its class designation notices. The exemptions flagged for consultation are the Financial Markets Conduct (Requirement to include Climate Statements in Annual Report) Exemption Notice 2023, Financial Markets Conduct (Australian Licensees) Exemption Notice 2020, Financial Markets Conduct (Catalist Public Market) Exemption Notice 2021, Financial Markets Conduct (Employee Share Purchase Schemes) Exemption Notice 2021, Financial Markets Conduct (Overseas Registered Banks and Licensed Insurers) Exemption Notice 2021, Financial Markets Conduct (Overseas FMC Reporting Entities) Exemption Notice 2021, Financial Markets Conduct (Disclosure Using Overseas GAAP) Exemption Notice 2022, Financial Markets Conduct (Climate-related Disclosures-Overseas Banks and Insurers) Exemption Notice 2024, Financial Markets Conduct (Incidental Offers) Exemption Notice 2021, Financial Markets Conduct (Recognised Exchanges) Exemption Notice 2021, Financial Markets Conduct (Property Schemes-Custody of Assets) Exemption Notice 2021, Financial Markets Conduct (Forestry Schemes) Exemption Notice 2021, Financial Markets Conduct (Overseas Banks Offering Simple Debt Products) Exemption Notice 2021 and Financial Markets Conduct (Equine Bloodstock) Exemption Notice 2021. The designation notices listed are the Financial Markets Conduct (Communal Facilities in Real Property Developments) Designation Notice 2016, Financial Markets Conduct (Shares in Investment Companies) Designation Notice 2017 and Financial Markets Conduct (Forward Foreign Exchange Contracts) Designation Notice 2017. The FMA expects to update its webpage as consultations are published, decisions are made and notices are granted, and offers email alerts for new consultations.

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