SBS’s funds management business is the third organisation to be granted a DIMS licence and it plans to offer its service to independent financial advisers.

AMP Capital has turned down Morningstar’s invitation to be part of its latest NZ equities manager review.

Fidelity Life chief executive Milton Jennings says there is a churn problem and if New Zealand follows Australia many good advisers will suffer. 

The Financial Services Council has replaced former PM Jenny Shipley as its chair.

Three new members have been appointed to the board of the FMA.

AMP was "suprised, but pleasantly surprised" that the FMA has launched its investigation into churn.

Two of the biggest mortgage writers in the Kepa Group have switched camps and moved to New Zealand Financial Services Group.

Peter Leitch isn't the Mad Butcher, but he sure knows how to cut and dice an investment portfolio.

ASB reported strong lending in the three months to March this year, and the bulk of that has come from borrowers with more than 20% equity in their loans.