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GFC fraud case: Ex-board member wants costs after partial-acquittal
Paul Bublitz was released from prison last year after a successful appeal.
Paul Bublitz was released from prison last year after a successful appeal.
Investor confident didn't fall despite coronavirus outbreak causing market volatility.
The accused company provides financial services, including broking and derivatives.
The FMA said the fraudster obtained just under $100,000 from those he contacted.
Steven Robertson used stolen millions to fund a luxury, jet-setting lifestyle.
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The FMA is clamping down on behaviour that preys on the Covid-19 crisis.
The Reserve Bank recognises the financier's failure is "distressing".
Kelvin Wood was once a highly successful financial investor but lost his clients millions.
The FMA apologises for privacy breach.
Steven Robertson told one of his victims he was "as good as John Key".
The FMA has shut down its website to get to the bottom of a privacy breach.
Sales-based incentives for bankers will be made illegal by the Government
Life insurers have failed to deliver adequate responses to a Conduct and Culture review.
The Capital Markets 2029 report had a surprising focus.
Sale of house wasn't disclosed in 2017 financial statements.
The unauthorised financial adviser faced nearly 50 charges for misappropriating funds.
The Court of Appeal quashed several convictions after a challenge by three businessmen.
The finance regulator has been accused of failing to manage a conflict of interest.
When the two firms went into receivership in 2010 investors were owed $17 million.
He bought a million shares a day after a deal was secured with the fast food giant.
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New online service uses algorithms to help customers choose the right fund.
Three men were on trial for deliberately misleading investors during the crisis of 2008.
One insurer sold life insurance to foreign clients, despite it only being available in NZ.
Three men are accused of stealing capital from two firms which owed investors $17m.
The son-in-law's actions came too late to stop the $80,000 from being stolen.
Westpac CEO David McLean says the bank conduct report is a wake-up call for the industry.
Banks have been given until March 2019 to come up with a plan to address conduct concerns.