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High frequency trading has a toxic effect on equities market
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High frequency trading has a toxic effect on equities market

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FMA drops Capital + Merchant action

FMA drops Capital + Merchant action

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What's the best rate you have ever had?

What's the best rate you have ever had?

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Cheap policies capture younger clients: HFANZ

Cheap policies capture younger clients: HFANZ

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Where will jobs be in 2025?

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Where will jobs be in 2025?
Robo-advice – The regulator’s choice?

One commentator I read, who happens to be a big fan of robo-advice, talked excitedly about how it solves all those messy compliance problems caused by forgetful – or conflicted – humans.

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Robo-advice – The regulator’s choice?
BNZ goes way down

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BNZ goes way down
Pathfinder banks on property

Pathfinder has passed the $100 million mark in funds under management and launched its fourth fund.

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Pathfinder banks on property
IOOF changes won't cross Tasman

IOOF in Australia has closed its My Adviser and Plan B Wealth Management financial planning services, but says there are no changes planned to its Kiwi business at present.

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IOOF changes won't cross Tasman
OCR cut to 3%

The Reserve Bank cut the OCR to 3% today. Find out why here.

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OCR cut to 3%
OCR cut to 3%

New Zealand's softening economic outlook and low inflation has led the Reserve Bank to cut the OCR to 3% today.

 

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OCR cut to 3%
Why the Reserve Bank cut the OCR today

Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler explains why the Official Cash Rate was cut today.

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Why the Reserve Bank cut the OCR today
The Co-operative Bank makes pre-emptive cuts

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The Co-operative Bank makes pre-emptive cuts
Salt adds graduate

Salt Funds Management has employed Randall Clement as an operations analyst.

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Salt adds graduate
Milford fund downgraded

Morningstar says its downgrade of Milford’s Trans-Tasman Fund reflects the fact that Brian Gaynor will have to adopt an unfamiliar strategy to manage its money.

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Milford fund downgraded
Can you feel the rate cut coming?

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Can you feel the rate cut coming?
Payout hinges on investigations

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Payout hinges on investigations
Robinson gets six years' jail

Former financial adviser Andrew Hrothgar Robinson has been handed a six-year jail term for fraud.

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Robinson gets six years' jail
Churn debate: Reduce conflicts

One insurance company that is part of the FMA’s investigation into churn will tell a very different story all its competitors.

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Churn debate: Reduce conflicts
Westpac doffs its capped rates

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Westpac doffs its capped rates

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