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More than 90 per cent of KiwiSaver investment managers are men.
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Contact numbers, websites and email addresses have been provided to help those in need.
Record $3.5 million fine for life insurer over dodgy policies
Watchdog sends a heavy signal after insurer's senior management made bad decisions.
Pushpay insider trading case: Accused argues for anonymity
The case is the largest such proceeding in NZ history by the value of shares traded.
NZ Auto's bank pulls funding over boardroom changes
NZ Automotive's bank pulls funding on the back of boardroom ructions.
Diana Clement: Are you in a financial crisis?
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Man hounded by company seeking debt repayment for unknown woman
"I'm the innocent party": Multiple pleas fell on deaf ears.
Conflict of interest? Director tied to Kiwibank contracts to RBNZ
Concern raised over a contractor to the Reserve Bank's ties to Kiwibank.
Court rules private financial dispute service should be called an ombudsman
Non-profit offering a dispute resolution service is entitled to call itself an ombudsman.
Insurers say 'no' to Reserve Bank-run policyholder protection scheme
Insurers reject scheme that would protect policyholders in the event of company collapse.
NZ fintech signs Visa deal to accelerate growth plans
And what benefits the deal brings for Visa cardholders.
Young worker exodus predicted to leave big holes in finance sector
Some employers are offering higher KiwiSaver contributions or to pay for medical cover.
'Incredibly embarrassing': BNZ customers hit by second major outage in three days
In an update just after 7.40pm, BNZ said the issue has been resolved.
Darcy Ungaro: My home, my castle - but what about an investment vehicle?
Many say it's not "valid" but consider the "low-cooked passive property-profit strategy".
Questions raised over time taken to pursue Pushpay insider trading case
The case stems from when $100 million worth of shares were sold in June 2018.
Kiwi Wealth sale possibility being explored
Kiwi Wealth has about $9 billion in assets under management.
Beware of the buy now pay later debt trap
Shoppers are being urged not to fall into the debt trap this holiday season.
FMA revokes first firm's transitional financial advice provider licence
Regulated financial advisors for retail clients must hold, or operate with, a FAP licence.
Auckland, Northland businesses show high debt stress
Uncertainty is hampering small businesses as they try to operate under restrictions.
FMA censures broker Jarden for derivatives issuer licence breaches by OMF
'A derivatives issuer failing to handle client money appropriately is serious.'
Markets watchdog has 'less tolerance' for anti-money laundering breaches
A new report detailed anti-money laundering monitoring insights for the past three years.
PwC to hire 500 more workers and spend $8m digitally upskilling staff
The move is part of a new global strategy for the firm.
Solo mum forgoes food to pay for car loan after lender mistake
The woman was approved for a car loan that she couldn't afford.
'Treacherous trio of scams': Markets watchdog issues warning about Covid-19 exploitation
Scammers and fraudsters are exploiting the Covid-19 crisis and economic climate.
Derivatives trading firm hit with $770,000 fine
About $40.8m of the $50m in suspicious transactions related to deposits by two customers.
Disabled woman robbed of $10K by own caregiver in bank fraud
The victim's caregiver altered a withdrawal slip to remove money from woman's account.
Sharesies formally warned for anti-money laundering law failures
The investing platform is cooperating with the regulator to meet its legal obligations.
All Blacks logo used by fake Canadian bank in suspected scam
In a global game of whack-a-mole there's little authorities can do but warn against scams.
Business Hub: Laybuy founder on going from a big retail boss to a start-up entrepreneur
He started Laybuy with just his family and now has 100 employees in just four years.
NZ's largest life insurer faces $700,000 fine for misleading customers
AIA's behaviour exacerbated and prolonged the harm to vulnerable customers, watchdog says.