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UBS to pay $1.5b for rate-rigging
Swiss banking giant UBS has agreed to pay $1.5b in fines for its role in trying to manipulate the key LIBOR interest rate.
Loans at 500pc interest
Christmas shoppers are being tempted with offers of "interest-free" cash loans before an interest rate in excess of 500 per cent kicks in.
Fiji revives Bridgecorp's resort
An abandoned Fiji resort that Bridgecorp poured $106 million into is being revived by the island nation's military rulers.
$60m Hubbard case: 'Significant delays'
Jean Hubbard "changing her mind" over $60 million of assets has caused "significant delays" for those with money in one of her late husband's investment vehicles.
$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.
Independence key to IT fix-it firm
Industry veterans rely on selling their expertise, not hardware or software.
Bradley jailed for 'classic Ponzi-scheme'
Jacqui Bradley was sentenced to seven years five months in jail today for a "classic Ponzi-scheme" that abused her victims' trust and left them "completely devastated".
Seven years jail for Bradley
Fraudster Jacqui Bradley - who swindled 28 investors out of around $15.5 million dollars - has been sentenced to seven years and five months in jail.
KiwiSaver boom slowing
With KiwiSaver now out of "the toddler stage", expect to see some of the smaller providers get swallowed up in the coming years.
ANZ customers face fees shakeup
ANZ has promised National Bank customers the only change they will see is the colour of their bank, but its own customers aren't so lucky.
KiwiSaver: The latest results
The results are in, for the competing funds' first five years. If yours is trailing the field, is it time to switch? Tamsyn Parker reports.
ANZ may lose 40pc of National customers
The ANZ could potentially lose 30 to 40 per cent of its National Bank customers by dropping the brand, a banking expert says.