Winner: Amelia Cai of Auckland University: “A Bad F(Influence): Protecting Consumers From Harmful Financial Advice Online”. LLB (Honours) Dissertation supervised by Professor Jodi Gardner, Faculty of Law. Essay available here.
Runner-up: Phoebe Tan of Auckland University: “Buy Now, Pay Later: A Comprehensive Approach Beyond Supply-Side Regulation”. LLB (Honours) Dissertation supervised by Professor Jodi Gardner, Faculty of Law. Essay available here.
LEANZ and Buddle Findlay invite you to the LEANZ AGM and a seminar (in-person and online) where the Hon Judith Collins KC will present on
$3,000 prize + discretionary $1,500 prize for a commendable runner-up We invite you to submit an academic essay that approaches a contemporary issue using a
“Plugging the gaps in consent: standard form contracts and their failings”. – Nicholas Howell from Auckland University
“Devicive”: Medical Device Regulation and the New Zealand Therapeutic Products Act 2023”. – Hugo Young from Victoria University
The winning essay this year was by James Sinclair titled Should the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Continue their Endeavours to Implement a Central Bank Digital Currency for Retail Application.