FMA chair James Miller quits Vista and Ryman boards over conflict of interest concerns
The newly appointed Financial Markets Authority chair is stepping down from two NZX-listed company boards to address potential conflicts.
James Miller, who was recently appointed chair of the Financial Markets Authority, has resigned from the boards of Vista Group and Ryman Healthcare. Both companies announced the departures on Tuesday following concerns about potential conflicts of interest arising from Miller's ties to listed companies. The resignations came days after his appointment to lead the market regulator sparked debate about such conflicts.
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FMA chair James Miller quits Vista, Ryman boards amid conflict concerns
New Financial Markets Authority chair James Miller will step down from the boards of Vista Group and Ryman Healthcare, days after his appointment sparked debate about potential conflicts of interest arising from his ties to listed companies. Both NZX-listed companies…