ANZ has done a deal with Armstrong Jones' parent company ING in regards to its funds management opeartion.

CS First Boston's Peter Irwin says that 2001 was 'annus horribilis' for investment trusts, but this year looks better.

With demutualisation coming NZ Stock Exchange managing director Bill Foster has decided to resign.

If you're looking for value stocks, you might try looking in unexpected places - small-company technology stocks - for instance, Frank Russell Company’s Small Cap portfolio manager, Erik Ogard says.

Usually we start off the year with some warm fuzzy piece, but this year is different. The first editorial of 2002 is cautionary.

Last chance to win, First new hedge fund for 2002, AXA's new rating.

The Banking Ombudsman says advisers, notably those which work for a bank, have to be careful about how they sell managed funds products to customers.

Another index fund closes, Give Us A Clue.

The Securities Commission has banned the offer document for a contributory mortgage investment.

Test your knowledge - and win, Adviser Regulation, New Bookstore.