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Key denies knowledge of shares in vineyard

Nothing ventured, not enough gained

The New Zealand market is denying young companies development finance but there is no quick fix solution, writes Graeme Hunt.

'Cautious optimism' returns to fund raising

The global financial crisis has seen a huge amount of new money raised by New Zealand companies. But where to from here?

Super Fund shops for Kiwi businesses

The NZ Super Fund is "going hard" on the acquisition trail for stakes in prime NZ assets like rural land, state-owned enterprises, smaller high-growth companies and iwi businesses.

Still quiet on the NZ M&A front

The recent acquisition of Shell's downstream assets by infrastructure investor Infratil and the New Zealand Superannuation Fund was a landmark deal.

Putting NZ back up on the radar screen

Roadshows help boost Kiwi image in Asian markets.

Crisis proves golden opportunity for Super Fund

Super Fund managers stayed focused on core beliefs.

Finally, the one-stop financial regulator

Minister Simon Power believes his reforms will restore much-needed confidence in the financial markets.

NZ sharemarket falls early

Post-Budget property talk

Budget 2010: Tax break disappears in new building depreciation regime

Time running out for Feltex investors to join lawsuit

Capital+Merchant directors remanded

Kermadec profits down

<i>Andrew Gawith:</i> Popularity of ETF industry breeds bewildering diversity

Funds' proliferation means choice, but also more risk, writes Andrew Gawith.

Tax rule change to reap $200m a year

Property pundits at odds over Budget

Major shareholders back Dorchester Pacific's rights issue