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Millionaire sells stake in Russian bank
One of New Zealand's wealthiest men is selling his share in the Moscow-based investment bank he founded nearly 20 years ago.
Peter Lyons: Big ideas to drive growth are simply not there
is interesting times in economics and politics. The big ideas are simply not there.
Live Chat replay: Real estate and property prices
See a reply of our live chat about property and real estate with Wendy Alexander, chief executive of real estate agency Barfoot & Thompson.
Property favoured asset of wealthy classes
The China Private Banking Report 2012, by China Minsheng Bank and McKinsey, surveyed 700 Chinese with more than $1.2 million in investable assets.
ANZ boss banks 11pc pay boost
ANZ's New Zealand boss has received an 11 per cent boost to his pay package mainly driven by an increase in rights to own more shares in the bank.
Bank fees loom for rates strikers
Striking Northland ratepayers could soon find their banks have effectively paid the council's bill from their accounts.
Fear driving improved NZ savings
Better attitudes towards saving and debt reduction in New Zealand are being driven by fear and are unsustainable, says the head of a major bank.
MP accuses banks of 'gouging' farmers
Bill English has defended banks against accusations from one of his own MPs that they are "gouging" customers with high overdraft rates, especially for farmers.
Big loans, big risks
Banks again are offering big loans to property investors, but they come with a warning to those who assume they can leverage their way into high returns.
$3.5b profits for big four banks
Profits for New Zealand's four largest banks have soared to close to $3.5 billion for 2011/12 after Westpac yesterday revealed another record result.