Australian non-bank lender Pepper Money has launched mortgage lending operations in New Zealand, with a vow to bring Kiwi borrowers unprecedented levels of choice and flexibility in their mortgage options.

An investment fund opened to the public today will give investors access to disruptors, Nikko Asset Management says.

Finance Minister Grant Robertson says there is no need for a Royal Commission in New Zealand.

FMA chief executive Rob Everett says don't knock on my door to find out what good conduct is.

A client who said his insurance adviser took too long to arrange redundancy cover for him has taken his complaint to FSCL.

Booster’s Private Land and Property Fund is being opened to retail investors, and is listing on the stock exchange.

Thirty New Zealand financial adviser crossed the ditch last week to attend the first ever Million Dollar Roundtable Global conference in Sydney. Here's a video clip of the event.

Accuro is launching a new mental health service for 15,000 of its members.

Three complaints of 320 received by the Insurance and Financial Services Ombudsman last year related to financial advisers.

Financial advice reforms are at risk of not delivering on one of their key stated aims, one law firm says.