Banks squirm under FMA funding proposals
The country’s biggest banks will fight government plans to slap them with annual levies of up to $800,000 to fund new super regulator the Financial Markets Authority (FMA).
In submissions to the Ministry of Economic Development on proposed fee and levy changes for the FMA, major banks say
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Georgina Bond
Tue, 26 Jul 2011
Tue, 26 Jul 2011
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Banks squirm under FMA funding proposals
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