Securities Commission appointments
Commerce Minister Paul Swain has announced two one-year re-appointments to the Securities Commission. The re-appointees are:
Michael Webb. Webb is a commercial barrister specialising in corporate, banking and
securities law. He has extensive legal experience
in capital markets and corporate financing, corporate and securities law, insurance, superannunation, collective investment schemes, funds management, insolvency, statutory management, financial restructuring, public policy and banking issues.
Lloyd Kavanagh. Kavanagh, a barrister and solicitor, was first appointed to the
Commission in August 1999. He is the general counsel for New Zealand Milk, part of Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited, and immediately before that, was the corporate secretary/global manager, legal & secretariat for the New
Zealand Dairy Board. Until
April 1998 he was a partner with Russell McVeagh specialising in banking and finance, derivatives, securities, superannuation, unit trusts, and
funds management.
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