A collection of Wellington area advisers have a new plaque to put on their wall.

The Reserve Bank (RBNZ)  has hit back at critics of its policies on climate change.

The NZ Super Fund has shifted about 40% of its overall investment portfolio to climate-sympathetic investments.

Managerial changes for executive staff have been unveiled at the Financial Markets Authority (FMA).

Lending company faulted in CCCFA related case.

A 34-year-old mortgage adviser who was lauded at this year's Financial Advice New Zealand annual conference has a motto: her relationships with her clients last long after a property deal is done.

TSB has unveiled a one-year fixed home loan rate of 4.69%.

Westpac NZ has announced the removal of some fees for its customers.

ASB economists have broken with tradition and forecast a peak Official Cash Rate (OCR) of 4.25% next year.

The economy grew 1.7% in the June quarter, higher than most forecasts.  That follows a 0.2% fall in the preceding quarter.

The public have been asked to stay alert for fraudsters using the name of the Financial Services Federation (FSF).

The New Zealand borrowing market should survive the latest dip in the NZ dollar, according to Westpac's acting chief economist Michael Gordon.

A search is in full swing to find a new chief executive at the adviser firm SHARE.

Advisers have been given a glimpse of their proposed obligations under the latest round of state regulation.

Stressful economic conditions are starting to show up in people's exposure to unpaid debt, according to the credit reporting agency, Centrix.

Satisfaction with KiwiSaver providers remains high but is declining, according to a new report.