Sharesies trader investigated after claiming kitchen renovation anguish made him flip shares
Normally his trades were modest - but a few big deals caught unwanted attention.
Normally his trades were modest - but a few big deals caught unwanted attention.
The regulator says it has received six complaints about market manipulation.
Auditor could not form an opinion on financial statements due to lack of evidence.
Auditor could not form an opinion on financial statements due to lack of evidence.
The complaint centred on the pricing of govt bonds issued in August 2022.
The market watchdog alleges 'serious' breaches but Booster says it disputes the claims.
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Another chapter in the long-running saga between CBL and market watchdog.
It says the fund must keep capital to meet its needs and service higher borrowing costs.
Aimee Rodda has dodged charges.
Natalie Ann Carter applied for seven loans totaling nearly $3 million.
Some $6.3m is missing and liquidators can't locate the failed company's chief executive.
Minister proposes consolidating licensing requirements.
The case cited information from a bank whistleblower, said to show internal discussions.
The case relates to anonymous posts allegedly made on a sharemarket chatroom.
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Two big events made in the US, and one made in China, aim to ignite retail fortunes.
Fraud victims criticise 'disrespectful and insensitive' awareness campaign.
The FMA is concerned about a risk of investor harm.
The individual was found guilty by a jury in August.
Mortgage broker obtained home loans through false documents.
Judge imposes nearly $4m penalty on insurer.
Kiwis want to invest ethically - but most find it too hard.
KiwiSaver hardship withdrawals spike to levels not seen since the height of the pandemic.
He falsely held himself out as a financial adviser in an email to clients.
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The IRD and staff are also owned money and the Serious Fraud Office has been alerted.
Liquidators appointed but it's far from clear if customers will regain access to funds.