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Regulation and supervision

Cross-sector collaboration

As a proactive regulator and supervisor, we are committed to strong, productive relationships and open communication with industry and relevant stakeholders.

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Prudential policy

We develop and implement prudential policy to protect and promote the stability of New Zealand’s financial system.

Financial sector assessment programme (FSAP)

FSAP is a comprehensive review of a country’s financial system, with a particular focus on the quality of financial sector regulation.

Crisis management

We have powers under legislation to manage incidents that could affect the stability of New Zealand's financial system.

Improving cyber resilience

As cyber risks continue to grow worldwide, they pose a serious threat to the stability of the entire financial system. We are taking action to improve the cyber resilience of the entities we regulate.

Registers of entities we regulate

This section has all the registers of the entities we regulate and supervise — banks, insurers, non-bank deposit takers and designated settlement systems, as well as the covered bond programme.

Our relationship charter

Our relationship charter sets out how we build and maintain relationships with the entities we regulate.

Thematic reviews

We regularly undertake thematic reviews on risk, governance and compliance of banks and insurers we supervise.

Enforcement

How we use our enforcement discretion to ensure the entities we regulate comply with their obligations.

Our relationship with other financial regulators

Our memberships reflect the benefits of cooperation for promoting effective and efficient financial sector regulation and supervision.