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Buddle Findlay supports development of the 168MW Kōwhai Park solar farm
Buddle Findlay is very pleased to have supported KÅwhai Park P LP, a limited partnership established by Lightsource bp and Contact Ene…
30 August 2024
Commerce Commission seeks its first order of pecuniary penalty for breaches of the CCCFA
On 27 August 2024, the High Court (Jagose J) released its judgment on Commerce Commission v TSB Bank Limited [2024] NZHC 2400. In tha…
29 August 2024
Buddle Findlay appoints three new senior associates
We welcomed Mace Gorringe in July to our Auckland financial services team. Mace is an experienced restructuring, insolvency and genera…
21 August 2024
Banking sector in the Commerce Commission's spotlight today
"Time is of the essence. Open banking is lagging in New Zealand". This is the message behind the Commerce Commission's flurry of rece…
21 August 2024
Proposed two-stage reforms to the Companies Act 1993 for the first time in 30 years
Yesterday the Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister, Andrew Bayly, announced the Government's plan to undertake the first major refor…
16 August 2024
A new landscape on the horizon for financial services regulations
Since the beginning of 2024 one of the key focus areas for the new Government has been to reform aspects of New Zealand's financial se…
15 August 2024
Tough retail trading environment no excuse to relax consumer law compliance
In the fight for customers and survival, retailers may be tempted to push the boundaries of Fair Trading Act (FTA) compliance with agg…
13 August 2024
Proud sponsor of the Building Nations conference 2024
Buddle Findlay is pleased to sponsor the Business Centre at Building Nations 2024, New Zealand's premier conference for the infrastruc…
12 August 2024
The future of AI in the health sector
Globally, the development and use of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies continues at pace. Recently, the Office of the Ministe…
7 August 2024