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Former mortgage adviser sentenced for fraud
Thursday 14th of March 2024
Former mortgage adviser Natalie Carter has been sentenced to 12 months home detention for forgery and financial markets legislation offences.
Carter, a former Hawke’s Bay-based mortgage adviser has been sentenced following a criminal prosecution brought by the Financial Markets Authority (FMA).
Earlier this week she was sentenced after pleading guilty to the following charges:
- Forgery (x3)
- Obtaining credit by deception exceeding $1000 (x2)
- Attempting to obtain credit by deception exceeding $1000 (x2)
- Using a forged document (x2)
- Deceived or attempted to deceive or knowingly mislead the FMA
- Making a false or misleading statement
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