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Continuous Disclosure: Potential buyers line up for AMP's NZ Wealth biz
Who will buy AMP's NZ wealth business?
Who will buy AMP's NZ wealth business?
AMP puts its New Zealand wealth management business back up for sale.
The Commerce Commission is taking action against Moola.
Comment: Funding for local government needs to be bolstered by additional revenue streams.
Kris Faafoi said improved protections were needed to ensure customers got a fair deal.
COMMENT: Have a little splurge once you make the final payment.
Finance company had its membership of dispute scheme cancelled after it didn't pay award.
Three men were on trial for deliberately misleading investors during the crisis of 2008.
Comment: Long-term insurance is not a subject most customers monitor closely.
While the rich have boosted their wealth by $1.1b, the poor have decreased by $1.3b.
COMMENT: The financial market headlines in the US just keep getting uglier.
Trump himself risks making things worse with too much aggression.
Halifax NZ blindsided after Aussie parent placed in administration.
Halifax administration catches NZ investors.
Disruptive funding model SheEO is heading into its second year of backing.
What you need to know about today's big banking report.
Financial services firm plans to list its NZ wealth management and advice business.
A two-towered hotel project was the second Auckland property fraud worth tens of millions.
The former Queen St broker was left bankrupt after a $5.3m fine.
A report on the conduct of NZ banks is due out next month.
The world's largest financial scandal has revealed problematic failings at a Swiss bank.
COMMENT: Many Kiwis are paying for payment protection insurance that they can't claim on.
The High Court jury in the landmark retrial reached its verdict today.
Ten years ago, 12 out of the 13 largest financial institutions almost failed.
Hamish Sansom's first trial ended in a hung jury earlier this year.
Finance Minister Grant Robertson wants KiwiSaver funds to invest in NZ more.
Kiwis should save minimum of 10 per cent of yearly earnings for retirement shortfall.
Finance firms face a big fine if they don't put customers' interests first.