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Bank policy might hinder bailouts
But a systemically important bank may not be allowed to fail in future, says S&P.
NZ needs more people - exporters
Exporters' lobby group calls for increasing population through immigration and developing bigger companies.
Ratings agency warns of NZ reliance on foreign funds
Standard & Poor's says the NZ banking sector is still too reliant on foreign funding.
Brian Gaynor: Higher bid price a credit to F&P directors
Sale to Haier compares well to takeovers of other firms, including BNZ 20 years ago.
Xero leads local sharemarket higher
Jump in unemployment weakens kiwi dollar while Aussie rises on jobs improvement.
Inside Money: Funny arrangements not good for health
A fresh blood transfusion for the moribund medical insurance sector...
ANZ betting on 'power of two'
ANZ Bank sees no rush of customers to rivals with death of National brand.
Brian Gaynor: Marlin battle raises clear investor issues
It's wise to weigh relative advantages of open and closed-end fund structures...
New 'low ball' share offer rules unveiled
New low-ball share offer rules will come into force next month.
Market puts boot into Skellerup again
Benchmark index continues to drift down from the highest levels in almost five years.
Inside Money: Default settings due for remix
The initial report detailing proposed changes to the KiwiSaver default scheme system is expected out any day now.
Spooky stock luck
Are you thinking about investing in the stock market? This week is the time to do it, according to new research from Massey University.