Yellow Pages Group, which owes its lenders about NZ$1.72bn, looks set to be put on the block for sale by its nervous banks.

Australia is to ban financial advisers from accepting commission payments on products they sell.

Goldman Sachs has lifted the veil of secrecy surrounding its multibillion dollar trading in the mortgage market at the height of the credit crisis.

Virtually every financial adviser in the country will be back at school in the next few months studying for a qualification in order to stay in business.

Feltex was failed by its accountancy firm Ernst & Young, the Auckland District Court was told today.

More than three-quarters of employees in the finance and accounting sectors say their organisation qualified as a good employer

ANZ National can expect a 'significant shortfall' on the $26 million it's owed by ProvencoCadmus.

The number of people who received mortgages in the first quarter of this year was 30 per cent down on 2009.

South Canterbury Finance has got "back in the market" with a new prospectus today.

South Canterbury Finance's loss has reached $191 million for its half-year.

Inland Revenue Department applications to liquidate troubled companies plummeted to almost zero at one point last year.

The Serious Fraud Office is investigating claims that Bridgecorp boss Rod Petricevic used investors' money to pay $1m to a company run by a woman he was in a relationship with.

The popularity of the KiwiSaver scheme means that operators are doing well out of clients.