UPDATED: Accounting software firm releases details of a listed note offer, including Kiwis' ability to take part.

The charges come after the white-collar crime investigator completes its probe into Derivatek NZ, which traded options on the ASX on behalf of New Zealand clients. 

New Zealand shares rise as part of a region-wide rally.

The biggest company on the bourse advances 2.4% to $2.38 and has a dividend yield of 12.8%.

The Wellington-based has company lodged its prospectus for admission on the official list of the Australian Securities Exchange as a secondary listing, but does not plan to raise fresh capital at once.