The personal loans, car financing and mortgage company Avanti Finance has got another year of good reviews from KPMG.

The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) has filed High Court civil proceedings against Auckland-based retail investor Kok Ding Cheng for alleged market manipulation of NZX-listed shares of Rua Bioscience Limited (RUA).

Finance companies are making big profits despite having official policy stacked against them, according to the latest annual survey by KPMG.

Liberty has appointed a new business development manager to replace Jack Patel.

Westpac gets a new chief economist following the departure of Dominick Stephens.

The Prime Minister has confirmed that the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs David Clark will retire at the next election.

AIA NZ have announced new enhancements to their AIA Living Trauma product range, focused on broadening the cover available for children.

With new research highlighting Kiwi’s high level of underinsurance, AIA NZ has announced a new campaign offering 50 customers the opportunity to win one year’s premium, up to the value of NZD $1,500.

Economists are forecasting lower but still significant economic growth when GDP figures come out from Stats NZ on Wednesday.

Commercial mortgage broking house Omega Capital has added a new property finance specialist.

Tim Murphy is leaving Morningstar following an internal restructure.

Finzo is the first financial advice provider, which supplies support and services to other authorised bodies, to become a B Corp certified.