He was known to many advisers as ANZ's distribution boss, but now David Boyle is building a wider profile at the CFFC.

More advisers are turning to Smartshares’ exchange-traded funds to create a low-cost core for their clients portfolios, its product manager says.

Investors are being told to think twice before they put their money with the most popular fund managers.

Harbour Asset Management says some investors are looking for non-advised solutions.

It has been predicted that the number of advisers in the market could drop by up to 50% as the new regime beds in.

Financial adviser groups have made one last attempt to get the rules tightened for accountants and lawyers who offer advice.

The New Zealand chief executive of British insurance company Aviva says insurers in this country should be required to hold more capital.

New wealth management platforms are carving out a share of the New Zealand market.

Australian fund managers offering products to New Zealand investors should be compelled to give more thorough advice on the tax implications of the investing decisions.

The financial advice industry is setting itself up for disappointment if it focuses on trying to recruit people straight out of university.

Is it complacency or disillusionment that has driven such a lack of engagement by mortgage advisers with the rewrite of the FAA? Susan Edmunds shares her opinion.

A plan for Financial Advice New Zealand will be ready next month, the working group developing the association says.

A review is under way of the rules insurers must abide by in this country – and one industry expert says it could lead to consolidation if the capital requirements are altered.

MBIE has confirmed that a financial adviser will be able to work for more than one licensed financial advice provider under the new regime.

Advice firms that acquire other businesses are being caught out by restraint of trade clauses that turn out to be unenforceable.