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FMA's Elaine Campbell says regulator will watch closely to see if P2P 'promotional' regulatory settings remain appropriate as sector gets up and running in NZ

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FMA's Elaine Campbell says regulator will watch closely to see if P2P 'promotional' regulatory settings remain appropriate as sector gets up and running in NZ
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By Gareth Vaughan

As peer-to-peer lending kicks-off, the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) will monitor the sector's regulatory settings to see whether any changes are needed over time.

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