Some questions to ask when looking at fixed interest investments. This is the second of a two-part article.

Investment team leave property fund, The Crossings Vineyard sold, First NZ Capital dominates trades, NZX cans education plans.

Research house Morningstar has entered into an agreement to acquire specialist asset allocation firm Ibbotson for US$83 million in cash.

Global investment managers see positive 2006 equities performance, but returns not expected to match 2005 in most major world markets.

One of the fund managers which has arguably been amongst the most successful at raising money in New Zealand has reached a significant crossroad.

For many Good Returns readers this will be the first day back at work – so we thought it useful to provide a Weekly Wrap on a Monday instead of the usual Friday. And of course to wish you a Happy and Prosperous 2006.

In the first part of a two-part article AXA gives its views on issues investors should consider when looking at fixed interest investments.

Superbank's mortgage book and deposit base showed strong growth in the year ended September but it will take longer for it to become profitable than originally projected.

Listed investment trust Kingfish is actively working at trying to close the discount between its share price and net asset value.