NZX50 sinks 2.1% this week as inflation creep starts to weigh
The a2 Milk Co’s profit warning triggered its worst week since May 2021.
New Zealand’s S&P/NZX 50 index dropped 2.1% this week as the impact of the global energy shock starts fuelling fears the Reserve Bank will hike interest rates as early as July, with a2 Milk Co feeling it most keenly in its worst week since May 2021 after cutting its earnings outlook.
The local benchmark closed Friday on a down note in a wide-ranging selloff, with power companies the biggest ...MORE»
NZX50 joins ASX200 lower as refinery fire weighsThursday, April 16th, 7:21PM
Ebos came in for some selling ahead of next week’s investor day. MORE» |
FMA takes pulse of KiwiSaver private assetsThursday, April 16th, 4:33AM
KiwiSaver managers are likely to expand their allocation to private assets in the coming years, the Financial Markets Authority says, but one investment adviser says there should be more demand for it than there is. MORE» |
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Boyle gets dream gig
David Boyle has been appointed as the new Retirement Commissioner takimng over from Jane Wrightson.
David Boyle, who has had a strong focus on retirement savings during his extensive experience in the public and private sectors, has been appointed as Retirement Commissioner.
Commerce Minister Cameron Brewer says Boyle “played a key role in establishing KiwiSaver at ING and is currently the general manager of KiwiSaver at Fisher Funds.
“With our much-loved Baby Boomers now somewhere ...MORE»
FMA to review CoFI GuidanceFriday, April 10th, 8:07AM 8 comments
The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) is considering a limited review of the Conduct of Financial Institutions (CoFI) Intermediated Distribution Guidance before the end of this financial year, confirmed FMA director Michael Hewes. MORE» |
Industry wary of KiwiSaver changesThursday, April 9th, 9:16AM
KiwiSaver providers are cautiously supportive of changes to make it easier for farmers to buy homes – but would prefer the tinkering with the system stopped. MORE» |
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Fisher Funds moves to woo advisers back
After years of neglecting the adviser market, the investment manager is going on the charm offensive. MORE»
Markets intepret OCR review to be on the hawkish side
Financial markets have interpreted the Reserve Bank’s official cash rate (OCR) decision as somewhat more hawkish than expected, pushing the Kiwi dollar higher while wholesale interest rates also rose. MORE»
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FANZ to up the ante against NZ’s soaring medical inflation
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Economists at war over OCR forecasts
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Mercer appoints BDM to work with advisers
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FMA takes pulse of KiwiSaver private assets
KiwiSaver managers are likely to expand their allocation to private assets in the coming years, the Financial Markets Authority says, but one investment adviser says there should be more demand for it than there is. MORE»

