Goldman Sachs gets off with a warning
FMA expresses concern about potential market manipulation, but takes no action.
Potentially misleading share trades by Goldman Sachs New Zealand will not be subject to enforcement action, the Financial Markets Authority said today.
After its market manipulation probe against Mark Warminger ended with a civil penalty against the former Milford portfolio manager, the FMA
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Tim Hunter
Wed, 15 Nov 2017
Wed, 15 Nov 2017
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Goldman Sachs gets off with a warning
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