Business Integrity Trust
The purpose of the Business Integrity Trust is to uphold observance of sound commercial law, and to help give business in New Zealand a justified reputation for integrity, by assisting in the enforcement of that law.
The Trust was established in April 2002 following the out-of-court settlement of an insider trading case taken by a private consortium of Fletcher Challenge shareholders against former Fletcher Challenge chairman Kerry Hoggard. Learn more >>
Proceeds from the settlement were placed in the Trust to be used to provide support to shareholders who wish to right, usually by legal remedy, a business wrongdoing. Support may be in the form of financial assistance, advice or advocacy. Apply for support >>
The Trust aims in particular to assure participants in the New Zealand securities market that potential wrongdoers cannot count on a dishonest act going unremedied because enforcement of the law has become too expensive or cumbersome, or unrewarding and therefore unlikely.
Proceeds from the settlement were placed in the Trust to be used to provide support to shareholders who wish to right, usually by legal remedy, a business wrongdoing. Support may be in the form of financial assistance, advice or advocacy. Apply for support >>
The Trust aims in particular to assure participants in the New Zealand securities market that potential wrongdoers cannot count on a dishonest act going unremedied because enforcement of the law has become too expensive or cumbersome, or unrewarding and therefore unlikely.
