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Hubbard supporters push bandwagon on to internet
Thousands of people using the internet to their support for embattled Timaru businessman Allan Hubbard.
Finance frontman Arkinstall resigns
Investment Savings and Insurance Association frontman Vance Arkinstall has resigned as he faces charges for his part in allegedly misleading investors in a failed finance firm.
'When in doubt, don't sign'
Directors should not sign financial documents if they are not confident the information they contain is accurate, a court heard yesterday.
Another Hubbard firm frozen
A ninth company associated with South Island businessman Allan Hubbard has been added to those under statutory management.
Hubbard investors won't get money back any time soon
Allan Hubbard's statutory manager has released its first report, showing investors shouldn't expect any money back any time soon.
<i>Inside Money:</i> Churn it up - a life-changing experience
Churn, in the insurance business, occurs when advisers switch their clients to different providers merely to generate a new lump of commission.
Former Rabobank executive to run South Canterbury Finance's 'good bank'
South Canterbury Finance has named a former Rabobank executive to run its so-called "good bank".
Queenstown Airport deal raises questions
Questions are being raised as to what benefit Auckland International Airport will get from buying a quarter stake in Queenstown airport.
Finance body boss to learn fate in next few days
The head of a major financial industry body facing criminal charges for his part in allegedly misleading investors in a failed finance company may lose his position.
Finance company directors swear they will defend charges
Terry Butler says he and the five other directors of Dominion Finance Group and North South Finance will "strenuously" defend Securities Commission charges.
Big fall in NZX June trades
The total value traded on NZX securities markets was 24pc lower in June than a year earlier, with the total number of trades falling 18pc.
Kiwibank calls for compulsory KiwiSaver membership
The boss of state-owned Kiwibank wants people to be compelled to join KiwiSaver, with individual contributions rising gradually over the next decade or two to reach 10 per cent of income.
<i>Stock takes</i>: Return of the king
Ron Brierly is rumoured to be making a trip to NZ