Published by CryptoLiveHelp 2 November 2026
Investing New Zealand: a source record attributed to Financial Markets Authority in New Zealand. Check the exact identity and linked source finding.
Identity and source
- Name in source
- Investing New Zealand
- Source authority
- Financial Markets Authority
- Jurisdiction
- New Zealand
- Source category
- Other
- Source validation date
- 2024-01-26
- Source modification date
- 2024-01-26
- Additional source information
- We are concerned that Investing New Zealand may be operating a scam.
It operates a website claiming to compare term deposit rates which states it offers “deposit protection up to $100,000 NZD per investment”, however no such scheme is currently offered in New Zealand.
This website prompts consumers to enter personal contact information and details of proposed investments.
A message is then sent advising that the customer “will receive a call from a broker with a comprehensive review of the best investment options tailored for you.”
FMA believe this website is a front, used to collect personal information from New Zealanders, which then enables overseas scammers to contact them with fictitious investments.
Entity name: Investing New Zealand
Website: https://investing-nz.com/
Address: (alleged) 287, Awly Building level 1/293 Durham Street North, Christchurch 8013, New Zealand
Email: hello@investing-nz.com
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