Economists are sure the Reserve Bank will increase the official cash rate this week, but are divided on the size of the increase.

Nuclear weapons production and the manufacture of nicotine alternatives will no longer be permitted in investment products certified by the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA).

The Reserve Bank’s Head of Economics and Chief Economist, Yuong Ha, is to leave next year after 25 years with the bank.

The cost of living in retirement has increased nearly 4% in the past year.

Old hand at NZ Super Fund takes over refreshed Tactical Credit Opportunities mandate.

The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) has published its implementation approach for the Financial Sector (Climate-related Disclosures and Other Matters) Amendment Bill (CRD Bill).

Wealthpoint has added an independent voice to its board of directors.

ASB economists reckon Auckland's housing crisis is coming to an end, but it is not the same story for the rest of the country.

David Woods from Toitū Tahua: Centre for Sustainable Finance wraps up COP26 and what it means for investors.

Financial Advice New Zealand has elected two new directors for its board after its AGM was held in Wellington today.

Financial Advice New Zealand’s annual conference will begin tomorrow and will be held online featuring a line-up of 17 top New Zealand and international speakers.

AIA NZ chief executive says it has been a long year, especially for those living in lockdown in Auckland, and has taken long service leave to spend time with his family.

The New Zealand Super Fund has committed US$100 million to the Fifth Wall Climate Technology Fund, an early-stage fund managed by leading real estate technology venture capital firm Fifth Wall.

NZX's funds management business Smartshares increases FUM by a third after doing a deal with ASB.

Financial Services Council (FSC) chairperson Rob Flannagan says 2021 was another challenging year navigating a global pandemic but was upbeat at the council's recent AGM saying membership had grown by 23%.