Earnings season helps deliver NZX50’s best month since September
Vista shone in a flurry of earnings in February’s last trading.
New Zealand’s S&P/NZX 50 index marked its best month since September as earnings largely delivered the expected revival in the domestic economy, with exporters such as a2 Milk Co and Skellerup Holdings among those leading the charge, while travel software Serko bore the brunt of the global cooling on tech companies.
Vista Group International had its best day in a year after the cinema software ...MORE»
NZX's Smart and Wealth Tecnologies contributed all profit growth in 2025Friday, February 27th, 6:55AM
NZX’s Smart’s growth in funds under management (FUM) accelerated in the second-half of 2025 to deliver annual growth of 17.6%. MORE» |
NZX50 climbs 1.1% in earnings season flurryThursday, February 26th, 5:43PM
Retirement village operators paced gains as BNZ trimmed some of its longer-dated mortgage rates. MORE» |
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Booster loses discovery bid to look at rival transactions
Booster Investment Management has lost its application to get hold of documents held by the Financial Markets Authority on how other fund managers operate their private market investments.
In the High Court in Auckland, Justice Michael Arthur turned down the fund manager’s application, saying the evidence of industry practices might be relevant but probably wouldn’t be helpful to the expert witnesses in the FMA’s case against Booster accusing it of breaching related party transaction rules.
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Govt could cut NZ Super fiscal impact to 5% of GDP by 2065: consultantsWednesday, February 25th, 6:16AM 1 comment
A new paper on New Zealand Superannuation says that the government could reduce the fiscal impact to 5% of GDP by 2065 by both raising the age of eligibility and by linking payments to the consumers price index (CPI). MORE» |
Call for money for kids as part of KiwiSaver 2.0Tuesday, February 24th, 9:12AM
Redirecting government KiwiSaver contributions to children and young people could be a way to set them up for life, at little additional cost, KiwiSaver providers say. MORE» |
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Shaw and Partners buys Wellington advice firm
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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»
Market, meet your new Fed Chair
In its latest Outlook Harbour Asset Management says the Reserve Bank of Australia is something to watch and global equity markets remain volatile even though there is a constructive backdrop. MORE»
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nib back in profit and recovering
Health insurer nib says its New Zealand subsidiary is back in profit and its recovery continues at pace. MORE»
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Kiwibank accelerated mortgage lending in its first half
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Devon appoints CEO
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Debtfix takes hardship off providers’ hands
Debt solution charity Debtfix is working with a growing number of KiwiSaver providers, to help them handle their financial hardship withdrawal workload. MORE»