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<p><span>The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) - Te Mana Tātai Hokohoko </span><span>- has today published its <a target=" blank" href="https://www.fma.govt.nz/assets/Corporate-Publications/Annual-Report-2021.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer" title="Our annual reports detail the results we have achieved against our stated intentions. These results then feedback into our next cycle of direction-setting, planning, implementation and review. Our annual reports are a great way to review our operational highlights for each financial year.">annual report for the year to June 2021</a>.</span></p>
Businessman Steven Robertson who orchestrated a $10m Ponzi scheme loses final appeal bid to Supreme Court
10 May, 2021 05:42 AM
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Trader Steven Robertson has failed to have his minimum period of imprisonment quashed. Photo / Jason Oxenham
Trader Steven Robertson has failed to have his minimum period of imprisonment quashed. Photo / Jason Oxenham
An Auckland trader behind a $10 million Ponzi scheme has lost a final bid with the Supreme Court to be freed from a prison cell sooner. Steven Robertson, who once claimed he was as good as John Key , misappropriated millions of dollars from his clients to fund a lavish lifestyle of European cars, travel by private helicopter and jet, luxury weekend getaways, and jewellery.