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Come clean, National

Finance Minister Michael Cullen today challenged National finance spokesperson John Key to come clean on his plans for the New Zealand Superannuation Fund

Wed, Jun 2nd 2004 01:27PM

Commerce Commission asks Consumer for information

2 min read

Salvus extends offer

1 min read

News Round Up

11 min read

Adviserlink Fundamentals & Processes

Auckland

1 min read

News Round Up

Proposed AUT changes lead to fund closures, Hunter Hall on ethical investing, New property fund launched, Russell pushes new standard.

3 min read

Property and Investment Expo 2004

Auckland

1 min read

Hand-ups out, hand-outs in

The Cullen Fund picked up another $2.1 billion but the Office of the Retirement Commission’s budget stayed the same.

2 min read

Budget boosts Super Fund

The Cullen Fund picked up another $2.1 billion but the Office of the Retirement Commission’s budget stayed the same, at $3.7 million

2 min read

Essential Strategies to build a Successful Business

Auckland

1 min read

Essential Strategies to build a Successful Business

New Zealand Fixed Income Forum

Auckland

1 min read

Absolute Capital appoints new head of hedge fund investments

1 min read

Pero shares down after first day of listing

Shares in Mike Pero Mortgages listed on the New Zealand Stock Exchange yesterday at their $1 issue price but by ended the day down 6c.

1 min read

Pero shares down after first day of listing

Adviserlink Practice Management

Invercargill

1 min read

Super Fund appoints small-cap equity managers

The Board of the Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation today announced the appointment of three small-cap equity managers

2 min read

Super Fund appoints small-cap equity managers

News Round Up

5 min read

News Round Up

Consumer starts a fight, Dorchester buys MoneyOnline, Accountant struck off, Trans-Tasman investing to get easier, SuperBank happy.

3 min read

Diplock gets international appointment

1 min read

Greens want ethical option in state saving scheme

Green Party parliamentary staff are outraged that the Government hasn’t offered an ‘ethical investment’ option amongst the schemes it is touting to state employees.

2 min read