Turbulent skies for travel stocks
The reported covid community case in Northland is giving investors plenty to chew on.
Shares in Auckland International Airport and Air New Zealand fell in trading today as the market took into account more covid uncertainty after a woman who left managed isolation on Jan. 13 tested positive.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index rose 0.49 percent, to 13,399. Turnover was $166.1 million.
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On the industry play-list: four chart-topping regulations for 2021Sunday, January 24th, 9:20AM
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NZX Wealth Technologies adds another client and expects moreFriday, January 22nd, 6:00AM
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FADC finds against AFA in Code of Conduct case
[UPDATED] A highly experienced financial adviser has been found to have breached two code standards by the Financial Advisers Disciplinary Committee.
The Financial Advisers Disciplinary Committee (FADC) has today published its decision regarding a case brought by the FMA. The case relates to alleged breaches of the Code of Professional Conduct for Authorised Financial Advisers.
It says that "this is a case about breaches of the Code". It is not about the integrity of the financial adviser. "There is no suggestion that she has ...MORE»
FMA seeks consultation on investor exclusion exemption noticeWednesday, January 20th, 6:00AM
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