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Workers back at Hotchin house
Contractors move in to clear mould and pave driveway of $37m Paritai Drive mansion.
Good grounds to investigate Hotchin: judge
Mark Hotchin's New Zealand assets will remain frozen after a High Court judge ruled there are good grounds for the Financial Markets Authority to investigate the Hanover Finance director.
Mark Hotchin duped by Ponzi scam
Hanover director Mark Hotchin was himself a victim of get-rich-quick schemes, duped by a Ponzi scam described as "Looney Tunes investments" - but he gained a court order to keep the information secret from investors.
Fran O'Sullivan: Hanover big test for new regulator
The first big decision of the new Financial Markets Authority is whether to lay criminal charges against any of Hanover Finance's directors.
<i>Fran O'Sullivan</i>: Shareholder activist deserves to be heard
John Hepburn raises valid points on the Hotchin debacle and media coverage of it.
Guardian Trust $42m sale goes through
Australia's The Trust Company Ltd has completed its $42 million acquisition of The New Zealand Guardian Trust Co from Brisbane-based life insurer, Suncorp-Metway.
Hotchin link to rich land sale
A multi-million dollar property, which Hanover Finance founder Mark Hotchin says he "manages", is up for sale in Karaka, south of Auckland.
Memorial to Mark Hotchin's father stolen
Financier Mark Hotchin has lashed out at "mindless persecution" of his family after the theft of a memorial to his late father.
Brian Gaynor: Message to Hotchin - own up or shut up
Hannover chief should stop spinning and take the blame, writes Brian Gaynor.