Standard & Poor's warms to GFNZ’s moratorium exit, but isn’t roundly applauding it.

TOWER has revealed it is in discussion with the Reserve Bank about its solvency margins.

The Financial Markets Authority has defended its decision not to name two KiwiSaver funds that it felt were in breach of regulations.

Sixteen advisers from New Zealand attended the recent Million Dollar Round Table conference in Philadelphia.  Here’s what they thought of the event.

One of the first finance companies to go into a moratorium is about to exit that state.

[UPDATED] The names of the first four advisers to face the Financial Advisers Discplinary Committee (FADC) have been named. One name will be no surprise to people.

A new study on responsible investing shows local funds have outperformed mainstream funds.

Following a round of increases to long term fixed home loan rates we look at how banks compare with their pricing.

Sue Brown, who formerly headed up the part of the FMA dedicated to policing advisers, has moved to a new role.

The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) today announced that CEO Sean Hughes will not seek re-appointment for a second term as chief executive.