The AIA Vitality Business and Community Grants programme has awarded 10 grants worth more than $500,000 over the past few years helping their advisers connect with their communities.

Westpac economists are expecting the official cash rate to peak at 3% next year, but it will be a temporary peak.

With more and more New Zealanders self-isolating at home after testing positive for Covid-19, the role of telehealth services is in the spotlight now more than ever.

The Financial Services Council is taking registrations for its Future Ready Advice Summit being held in Queenstown in February next year.

AIA NZ's general counsel and company secretary Kristy Redfern has been named one of NZ Lawyer’s Elite Women of 2021.

The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) has formally warned Squirrel P2P Trustee Ltd for failing to carry out its obligations as a custodian.

The Reserve Bank (RBNZ) has continued its rush of personnel changes at the top.

A white paper by Morningstar has criticised the government’s selection of default KiwiSaver providers for having a short-sighted focus on fees that is not supported by evidence.

A former ACT Party deputy leader and MP will take over as chairperson of Financial Advice New Zealand.

Accuro has appointed a new board chairperson to replace Tony Haycock who has retired from his position.

A new independent hospital for the South Island's central lakes region was formally opened on Friday, offering the local community better access to elective surgical services.

Basecorp is the first non-bank issuer to complete two securitisations in a calendar year since the GFC.

The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) has cancelled a transitional advice licence for the first time.