11 November 2016
The best bits of election reaction that affect you... Tony Alexander suggests fixing for three years, downplays impact of Trump victory on NZ, the yuan falls to a six-year low. Interest.co.nz. More>
11 November 2016
"Our initial conclusion is that Trump’s election will have positive, as well as potentially negative, implications for sharemarkets and bond markets." Milford Asset Management. More>
11 November 2016
All over the world, internet-enabled "fintech" businesses are eroding the market shares of companies delivering insurance, investments and other financial services in traditional ways. Stuff.co.nz. More>
9 November 2016
The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) has warned about KiwiSaver providers against providing incentives that distract customers from making good switching decisions. More>
9 November 2016
RBNZ's Grant Spencer says new oversight regime will give regulators crisis management powers over systemically important financial market infrastructure providers. Interest.co.nz. More>
9 November 2016
Lloyd's of London urges the Government to remove some uncertainties from the NZ insurance market by getting on with the EQC Act review and making data breach reporting mandatory. Interest.co.nz. More>
9 November 2016
Fidelity Life Assurance, the country's third-biggest life insurer, lifted annual profit 43% as it grabbed market share and benefited from the sale of a superannuation fund it managed. NBR. More>
9 November 2016
New Zealand’s financial services sector shouldn’t require a “dummy’s guide” to regulation, the chief executive of the Financial Markets Authority told Workplace Savings New Zealand's annual conference. Goodreturns.co.nz. More>
7 November 2016
ANZ has again topped the table in Workplace Savings' Quarterly KiwiSaver Survey for both member numbers and funds under management. It is followed closely by ASB. More>
7 November 2016
KPMG's analysts warn that it is only a matter of time before peer-to-peer insurance comes to New Zealand and the big insurance companies operating in the market find they have new competitors to deal with. Stuff.co.nz. More>