The Financial Markets Authority has released a guide to the questions it says it is asked most commonly about the new regime.

Here's what happened at the Financial Advice NZ conference this week, plus some more information on the fascinating ombudsman decision about what it thinks advisers' obligations are when they receive trail commission.

The NZ Super Fund finished the 2018 financial year at $39 billion, up $4b over the year.

Adviser group Kepa has appointed an adviser development and training manager to build and implement its adviser competency and ongoing professional development programmes.

AIA and Sovereign will have one brand in the New Zealand market next year, chief marketing officer David Savidan says.

AMP has completed its divestment of A$440m worth of tobacco manufacturing-related holdings, including NZ$40m of tobacco securities in New Zealand funds.

Three Excellence in Advice Awards were handed out at the Financial Advice New Zealand conference in Rotorua. The winners are...

The Grand Court of the Cayman Islands has ruled that investors in the Torchlight Fund abused process in trying to wind it up.

Three advisers have been elected to the board of Financial Advice New Zealand.

Highly-regarded lawyer joins Partners Life to take on conduct role.

The Official Cash Rate will stay at 1.75 percent for now, the Reserve Bank has confirmed. Governor Adrian Orr continued to state the next move could be "up or down".

IFSO has updated its case study of a complaint lodged by a client whose adviser had not checked in with him in 20 years - clarifying that receiving servicing commission usually means ongoing obligations.

August data from the Reserve Bank reveals property investors took a smaller share of overall lending, as first-time buyers also slowed slightly.

BNZ is rivalling ASB with a special offer for Kiwibuild home buyers, including 95 percent loans for the government-backed homes.