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Capital Markets: Auckland's magnetic centre
Multi-nationals continue to eye the city as a home to base themselves in, writes Alexander Speirs.
Multi-nationals continue to eye the city as a home to base themselves in, writes Alexander Speirs.
Outdated ideas and lengthy timeframes are negating some of the benefits of overseas investment, writes Michael Pollard.
First NZ Capital's Sam Ricketts is upbeat about the resurgence of mergers and acquisitions activity worldwide.
Everyone agrees the financial services industry needs to be regulated but some believe the red tape has gone too far.
New Zealand has all its ducks in a row, which has held global interest in our capital markets.
As everyone knows, 2014 was an incredibly strong year for New Zealand's capital markets with 16 initial IPOs.
Paul Goldsmith outlines recent developments that give people confidence to invest and businesses the capital they need.
Start-ups can look further afield for their funding, writes Alex Malley.
FMCA has brought in a regime that offers opportunities, writes Martin Stearne.
The Carter Holt Harvey sharemarket float is expected to receive a wary reception from some institutional investors.
Shares in Nuplex have jumped after the specialty chemical maker lifted guidance for its full-year earnings on the back of strong performance in Europe, growth in its Asia and North America markets....
Graeme Hart's Rank Group confirmed it plans to sell down its stake in Carter Holt Harvey in an initial public offering.
New Zealand shares rose yesterday, paced by SkyCity Entertainment Group and Meridian Energy as investors mulled a possible rate cut.
Fitbit Inc, a maker of fitness-tracking wristbands, filed for an initial public offering in New York.
Christopher Adams on Arria and Brian Henry's bright outlook, the Milford Asset Management FMA investigation and more.
Z Energy says work has slowed on its $20 million biodiesel plant but it will be finished in the next nine months.
The home loan environment could be "as good as it gets" for borrowers, although the potential remains for mortgage rates to track even lower, says Westpac NZ CEO David McLean.
Accounting firm MYOB made a strong debut on the Australian stock exchange yesterday with shares jumping 7 per cent by mid afternoon.
Once the home away from home for down-at-heel Kiwis in Australia, these days billionaire James Packer, Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke and a host of business leaders live or have lived in....
The rise of online shopping, discount-obsessed consumers - when it comes to trading challenges listed retailers have their fair share. And there's a new one appearing on the horizon. Through a rule....
Tourism Holdings has boosted full-year guidance for a third time and hired First NZ Capital to review its capital structure.
A roll-up of private tertiary training providers is being prepared for a sharemarket float that could value the combined business at up to $250 million, say market sources.
Genesis Energy shares are down after the company cut its forecast for annual earnings after losing electricity and gas customers amid increased competition.
A combination of business mail and document management firms is eyeing a potential sharemarket listing.
What would happen if Chinese retail investors got a sudden taste for New Zealand stocks? Until recently that question might have seemed a little preposterous.