NZX is shrugging off suggestions it should sell its fund business, with the creation of two new senior positions.

In this Special Episode of GRTV we bring you top interviews from he recent Financial Advice NZ conference in Rotorua.

Oh what a week: A second crack at a Code of Conduct for advisers, a stark warning from the NZ Super Fund and a real Kiwi success story.

The recent sharemarket fall is not a bloodbath, the chief executive of the NZ Super Fund says. However, the fund has modelled what a bloodbath would do for the $40 bill fund.

Everyone is talking about residential rental reform at the moment - or are they? Here's what Auckland Property Investors Association vice president Peter Lewis has to say about it... 

Booster has topped the table of KiwiSaver default providers' customer engagement.

The working group developing a new code of conduct for financial advisers has taken heed of submissions made to it  - but its new simplified draft still leaves some holes to be filled.

New Zealand Mark Wilson has been ousted from his role as chief executive of British insurer Aviva.

The Reserve Bank could loosen LVR restrictions by 5% at next month’s Financial Stability Report, while 10% cut is "possible", according to Kiwibank economists.

Financial advisers will usually need a level five certificate - but not a degree - to meet the requirements of the new adviser code of conduct, released in its draft form for consultation today.

Dishonest claims are pushing up the cost of personal insurance.

[UPDATED, ADDS FMA] Advisers are confused by a Financial Markets Authority directive that a financial advice provider under the new Financial Services Legislation Amendment Bill can be an individual or a business.

[GRTV SPECIAL] Good Returns TV has been on location at the National Advisers Conference in Rotorua. In this first item Finance Minister Grant Robertson talks about the Tax Working Group and savings issues.