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Insolvency Measures for Covid-19 in New Zealand - A Temporary DIP Model

New Zealand is soon set to join the list of countries that have introduced temporary insolvency measures for ailing companies. New Zealand’s proposed reforms apply to companies and...

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Akshaya Kamalnath

Equity Crowdfunding in New Zealand

‘Equity crowdfunding’—small Internet-based public securities offerings exempt from the usual regulations for such transactions—is an exciting new source for entrepreneurial finance, and New Zealand has emerged as a worldwide leader...

30 October 2018

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Andrew A. Schwartz

The Anatomy of Corporate Law in New Zealand

The edited collection, The Changing Landscape of Corporate Law in New Zealand (The Centre for Commercial and Corporate Law, Inc, 2017), draws together New Zealand and international contributors who place...

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Losing Sight of Certainty: An Analysis of New Zealand's Voidable Transaction Regime in Light of Fisk v. McIntosh

In March 2016, the New Zealand Court of Appeal in McIntosh v Fisk [2016] NZCA 74 upheld a 2015 High Court decision that was brought by the liquidators...

26 January 2017

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Equity Crowdfunding in New Zealand: A Progressive Experiment

When the first part of New Zealand’s Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 (‘the FMC Act’) came into force on 1 April 2014, a new regime for equity crowdfunding was introduced...

10 November 2016

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