NZ market 'peculiarities' to test law in Warminger case
Chapman Tripp specialist Roger Wallis discusses the FMA's market manipulation claim
A securities lawyer says the market manipulation case against a Milford fund manager will test how the law applies to the “peculiarities” of New Zealand’s sharemarket.
On Friday the Financial Markets Authority filed a civil legal complaint against portfolio manager Mark Warminger, alleging some of
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Tim Hunter
Mon, 03 Aug 2015
Mon, 03 Aug 2015
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NZ market 'peculiarities' to test law in Warminger case
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