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Regulator aims for 95% repayment for investors in frozen ANZ/ING funds

The Commerce Commission is aiming for investors in the frozen ING funds to get 95% of their principal back after it settling with the fund manager and ANZ New Zealand last month.

Wed, Jul 21st 2010 11:05AM

Treasury pans Power’s bid to fast-track super-regulator

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Government pays out $79 mill to guaranteed deposits

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Rates Round Up

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ING waiting to see how LM Investment refinancing works out

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PSIS knocking on door of investment-grade credit rating

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Asset Finance turns profitable ahead of govt guarantee expiry

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Soft housing activity predicted for the rest of the year amid weak REINZ data

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Bublitz lashes out over Mutual Finance receivership

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Tax rebate pared back ANZ/ING settlement target

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Code Committee wants to align review with 5-yearly MED update

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NZDMO looks for trans-Tasman harmony in inflation-indexed bonds

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Instant Finance triples profit on debenture exit, swipes at guarantee

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Receivers hope to get a further 5c for Lombard Finance investors

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Govt expect to take two months to consult over regulation changes

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Marac merger with building societies could go ahead this year

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No prior ranking creditors ahead of St Laurence investors

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Dorchester ‘humbled’ by debenture holders’ support for plan

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Goldman Sachs JBWere loses its RBNZ exemption

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MED officials pushed for extension of QFE rules

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