More change is coming for financial advisers who operate personalised DIMS for their clients.

ANZ says it has completed the sale of OnePath to Cigna.

The most commented on story on Good Returns this week was a real eye-opener, here's why.

The Tyler Wren recruitment team is growing once again with the addition of it's new division Insurance and Banking & Financial Services.

Insurers have taken note of Reserve Bank criticism of their adviser remuneration structures – but aren’t worried about the scrutiny, the Financial Services Council (FSC) says.

AMP Capital has announced the appointment of a new New Zealand managing director and chief economist.

In the south west of the North Island, property prices and rents are experiencing late-cycle growth, writes Joanna Jefferies.

A range of changes to Partners Life policies reflects an increasing focus on "living benefits" in insurance.

A high-level, principles-based code of conduct may be hard to apply across the financial advice sector, commentators say.

Southern Cross Health Society says it has strengthened its workplace wellbeing expertise to help meet growing demand from Kiwi businesses for robust programmes to support the health of their people.

AIA Australia and New Zealand is to trial a corporate health programme provided by mental health technology company Medibio, with its staff.

Former All Black Cory Jane has helped give out some of $50,000 in sports grants awarded to schools to mark the end of the six-week New Zealand’s Healthiest Schools Challenge, supported by AIA and Sovereign.

Shayne Elliott, the chief executive of ANZ, has conceded its bank branches are “not terribly efficient” for mortgage origination, adding most of the lender's business comes from mortgage advisers.