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Hotchin 'misled' by fraudsters
Former finance company owner Mark Hotchin says he was personally "misled" by a group of con-artists.
Mark Hotchin duped by Ponzi scam
Hanover director Mark Hotchin was himself a victim of get-rich-quick schemes, duped by a Ponzi scam described as "Looney Tunes investments" - but he gained a court order to keep the information secret from investors.
Diana Clement: Busting 10 myths about creating wealth
People fall for a lot of common money fallacies.
Fran O'Sullivan: Hanover big test for new regulator
The first big decision of the new Financial Markets Authority is whether to lay criminal charges against any of Hanover Finance's directors.
Sth Canterbury loans cost Govt extra $331m
The government's finances have taken a $331 million hit, largely due to problems recovering money from failed South Canterbury Finance's tangled set of related party loans.
<i>Inside Money:</i> Would you pay $9 million for the catch of the day?
My bet is that most Huljich members won't bother to protest; apathy still rules in KiwiSaver.
Investors sue Govt and council over leaks
Angry unit owners condemn PPP model promoted as future of state housing
Mary Holm: Failed execs worse than stupid
Were key people in failed finance companies merely stupid?