Complaints laid following the restructure of the Guardian CashPlus Fund have been found by the Securities Commission not to be material, although the firm has been cautioned to improve compliance.

Auckland International Airport is looking to offer up to $125 million worth of bonds to the public later this month, to cover maturing debt.

Commerce Minister Simon Power has proposed a range of "technical tweaks" around the incoming Qualifying Financial Entity (QFE) regime, in a bid to meet industry concerns.

Economists have dampened down speculation that the Reserve Bank will be the “next cab off the rank” when it comes to raising interest rates.

The dark clouds that have loomed so ominously over the property market in recent times appear to be lifting. But that doesn't mean it's time to jump in boots and all. Approach with caution.

Short term cash rates are likely to remain low for some time, with those investors seeking higher yields forced to start "moving out along the yield curve", according to ING NZ.

Short term cash rates are likely to remain low for some time, with those investors seeking higher yields forced to start "moving out along the yield curve", according to ING NZ.

The insurance industry landscape is set to look markedly different from today as it emerges from the grips of the global financial crisis, a new report from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) predicts.

Prudent investment portfolio managers should not invest 100% of the funds under their care, but look to include gold bullion into the mix as "insurance" against the current global financial upheaval and falling value of money.

The local interest rate market is caught between the opposing forces of low US interest rates and the expectation of rising rates in Australia, claims this week's ASB Business Weekly.

Amendments recommended for incoming anti-money laundering legislation have been reservedly welcomed by the Investment Savings and Insurance Association (ISI), after seeing three of its four key concerns addressed.

New Zealand insurers need to work to improve consumer confidence in their products, the results of a new survey suggest.

The newly appointed Commissioner for Financial Advisers has assured advisers he will not be bringing “jackboots” when he moves back to New Zealand to take up his new position.

Borrowers should have factored their borrowing strategy last year when determining what to do in the future, according to BNZ chief economist Tony Alexander.