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Capital Markets: Alex Malley: Capital markets need number eight wire
It's time to engage in a little disruptive thinking, says Alex Malley.
It's time to engage in a little disruptive thinking, says Alex Malley.
Bankers shelved creative lending after the Global Financial Crisis putting a renewed reliance on corporates' traditional cashflows.
Financial reforms have given us much to celebrate but we need to push forward, writes David Skilling.
Brierley Penn sat down with three legal practitioners to get their take on the new Financial Markets Conduct Act and the remaining tasks for the Financial Markets Authority under recently appointed chief executive Rob Everett.
The absence of domestic investment opportunities is seeing increasing amounts of KiwiSaver fund money finding its way overseas, reports Alexander Speirs.
Frank Aldridge is upbeat about the quality of the companies that are now coming to the NZX.
The chairman of the Government's Capital Markets Development Task Force, Rob Cameron, gives his verdict.
NZ companies have made the jump to great success in Australia.
If Labour hopes to boost savings, other channels will be more effective, says Sean Keane.
Shares in Kathmandu Holdings jumped to a five-week high, making it the best performing stock on New Zealand's benchmark NZX 50 Index
Readers of this column will know that it advocates achieving exposure to shares and other risky assets, in part, via passive funds.
Some of Twitter's biggest investors are hanging on to their shares, even as restrictions on selling the shares are set to lift.
A bias is influencing market commentary. Barry Ritholtz takes a look at the motivations of various pundits, strategists and fund managers.
Shares in Xero climbed 11 percent after the accounting software developer said it slowed the pace of cash outflow in the first three months of the year.