The former head of AMP NZ has gone off to retirement in the last leadership changes at AMP.

The Financial Services Council (FSC) has bounced back into health in the past year.

Insurance advisers will soon no longer be able to access offshore incentives from any major life insurer in this country.

The pension age must rise and be linked to health expectancy, the New Zealand Initiative has argued in a new report.

The fee-for-service debate is a “red herring” for New Zealand mortgage advisers, who should focus instead on customer outcomes, according to Financial Advice NZ CEO Katrina Shanks.

The Reserve Bank’s LVR restrictions have reduced household debt and risky lending, but it is too soon to rule out another surge in the Auckland market, ANZ economists have warned.

A new support programme from Partners life is designed to help advisers through the new licensing regime.

Landlords need to establish strict policies around their rental properties rather than just winging it, Auckland Property Investors Association vice president Peter Lewis believes…

NZX has hired its next future director from a wealth management firm.

KiwiSaver scheme Juno might look to hire a group head next year.

It’s possible that New Zealand banks will follow their parents out of financial advice – but it would be to the detriment of New Zealanders, one commentator says.

Insurance advisers may have an untapped market in female small business owners.

Francesco De Ferrari has started as AMP’s new chief executive.

Fidelity Life, New Zealand’s largest locally owned and operated life insurer, has been named 2018 Life Insurance Company of the Year for the second year running.