Reserve Bank Governor Grant Spencer's statement at their 6-monthly Financial Stability Review press conference in Wellington.

Acting Reserve Bank Governor Grant Spencer announces that the Official Cash Rate will remain unchanged at 1.75 per cent. Credit: Mark Mitchell

Grant Robertson, Minister of Finance and Minister of Sport and Recreation, speaks from his Parliament office.

New Zealand's biggest life insurance company is being sold.

Nikko is weighing up which side of the fence likely kingmaker Winston Peters will fall.

Prince and Partners admits failings as trustee of Viaduct Capital.

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has set up an inquiry into the bank.

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has been accused of breaching money laundering laws.

The milk price slump created an opportunity to strengthen financial literacy.

Total U.S. student debt hit a record $1.31 trillion according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

High farm debt and inflated house prices remain a risk to New Zealand's financial system.

Finance guru Canna Campbell is on a mission to teach everyone to save and invest - and the single mum just made an extra A$32,000 in 12 months.

China is edging towards "financial calamity" and must wean itself off its debt addiction to avoid a crisis, the IMF says.

Bad news for those with a mortgage, but good news for depositers.

In High Court, the FMA accused Mark Warminger of breaching securities law in relation to 10 sharemarket trading actions and seeking financial penalties.

The portfolio manager was under pressure from Milford over the performance of funds at the time of his alleged market manipulation.

Milford Asset Management's Mark Warminger is fighting the Financial Market Authority's lawsuit against him.

The market manipulation case against former portfolio manager Mark Warminger kicks off in the High Court at the end of the month.

The Reserve Bank says housing and dairy debt are major risks to the economy and changes to LVRs are possible.

Bill English says the Government could set a house price-to-income ratio to ensure councils release the right amount of land to keep housing affordable.

Bond markets are spooked, credit risk is on the rise and banks stocks are being sold, writes Liam Dann.

Despite a horrible start to the year for global markets, consumers are confident in New Zealand's economy.

LDC Finance was insolvent from the time it was set up and its directors ran it "recklessly, incompetently and with disregard for the basic requirements of a finance company", a lawyer for....

Public confidence in the professionalism and integrity of New Zealand's financial advisers remains low four years after a major shake-up of the industry, a survey has found.

Efforts to sell Fisher & Paykel Finance are gathering momentum, but mixed messages are emerging over when the deal might be clinched.

If you think education is "going to the dogs" then you really ought to get down to a local school and take a look at how they're teaching.

Mercer Group expects to turn a loss in 2015 and the stainless steel fabricator is considering selling its interiors and medical divisions to focus on its core business.

We've been talking a lot lately with our clients about "rebalancing". Some will say this sounds like finance industry jargon, and it is.

The FMA is suing former Milford portfolio manager Mark Warminger over alleged market manipulation.