James Greig to lead FMA monitoring of new regime
As the new financial advice regime begins the FMA has shifted its focus from transitional licences to monitoring the market, with advisers moving towards full licences.
Leading this change is James Greig, new director of supervision. Greig has recently been appointed to the FMA’s executive committee and has reported directly to chief executive Rob Everett since 2020.
Greig has led the FMA’s supervision team since 2016. The team is responsible for monitoring and supervision of managed investment schemes (MIS), supervisors, custodians, derivatives issuers and financial advice.
Michael Hewes has been appointed head of financial advice, within the supervision team and will lead this work, reporting directly to Greig.
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