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Women in Super

Women in Super (WiS) is a national network of women associated with the superannuation industry in New Zealand. It is a non-profit organisation with voluntary membership.

WiS was inspired by its Australian counterpart, which was established more than 10 years ago and is now a powerful lobby group representing Australian women in financial services.

Wed, Sep 8th 2004 06:44AM

Tyndall

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The MOZY v the OZZY

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Maritz joins Mercer investment consulting team

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Mastering Due Diligence seminar

Auckland

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New private equity fund launched

ABN AMRO Craigs and Direct Capital Private Equity have launched a $40 million capital raising by Pohutukawa Private Equity, a private equity investment company promoted and managed by the two companies.

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New Zealand Mortgage Broker of the Year 2004

The winners and finalists in the NZ Mortgage Broker of the Year 2004

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New Zealand Mortgage Broker of the Year 2004

Adviser taskforce: Terms of Reference

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News Round Up

Adviser taskforce Terms of Reference, Kingfish v Salvus, Sentinel results.

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Kiwibank write $1 billion worth of home loans

Kiwibank says that its mortgage lending had doubled in the past year and its book was at about $1 billion.

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Kiwibank write $1 billion worth of home loans

MOZY IPO roadshow

Palmerston North

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MOZY IPO roadshow

Wanganui

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Greater encouragement needed for private super: United Future

Speaking at the ASFONZ national conference, United Future's Gordon Copeland strongly advocated greater government encouragement for private superannuation savings

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Greater encouragement needed for private super: United Future

MOZY IPO roadshow

New Plymouth

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Another finance coy goes public

New Zealand Finance Holdings Limited has launched a public offering of shares and intends to seek a listing on the main board of the New Zealand Stock Exchange.

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Another finance coy goes public

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ASFONZ Introduction to Investing course

Auckland

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