T Rowe-Price fund manager Hari Balkrishna has been discussing the equities carnage of 2022 and prospects for the future.

New research from Mindful Money unveils a troubling connection between New Zealand KiwiSaver, managed fund investors and the companies driving deforestation.

Financial advisers the Stewart Group have taken their B Corp certification further than most by generating their own electricity and distributing it to staff, clients and suppliers.

Online investment platform Sharesies will have a DIY option in its KiwiSaver scheme which it plans to launch this quarter.

The Financial Markets Authority has written to banks about staff incentives after hearing that some banks have reintroduced sales targets.

After fifteen years with the Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation, the manager of the $60 billion NZ Super Fund, chief executive Matt Whineray has resigned.

Simplicity has launched seven new funds, increased its allocation in New Zealand unlisted assets, and reduced its annual fee.

Simplicity is switching management of more than $3 billion of international investments from Vanguard unit trusts to separate portfolios managed by German fund manager DWS International (DWS).

New research has revealed the prevalence of employers including KiwiSaver contributions as part of their employees’ total remuneration rather than on top of their earnings.

A new financial resilience index to be launched by the FSC next month shows many New Zealanders are in a precarious position.

An Auckland fund manager has been charged with wounding with intent to injure and burglary after an alleged attack that left a retiree blind in one eye.

Fisher Funds has announced it will remove performance fees across all its KiwiSaver and managed funds’ multi asset portfolios on July 1.

With the first annual reporting period for climate statements now underway, the External Reporting Board (XRB) has had mixed feedback on its proposed standard on how greenhouse gas emissions will be assured.

Consumers are planning to reduce spending in the next three months, but stocks is one area where buying intentions are on the rise.

When it comes to international equities, many New Zealand investors limit themselves to developed markets and are missing a significant slice of the world’s investment markets, says Russell Investments.