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The good guys get told off

Ethical investment shop, Pathfinder, has been censured by the Financial Markets Authority.
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Advice industry needs “agents of change” to shift the impact needle

How advisors choose to wield their influence will help determine how fast impact investing becomes a meaningful tool for solving some of society’s major issues, says the head of multi-asset impact fund Soul Capital.

[GRTV] RI practice now ingrained but greenwashing a major concern says RIAA

Dean Hegarty, co-CEO of Responsible Investment Association of Australasia joins GRTV’s Philip Macalister to discuss RI performance, greenwashing concerns and the growth of impact investing, as the organisation releases its annual benchmark report.

New clients demonstrate strong confidence in NZX wealth technologies

NZX Wealth Technologies celebrates strong growth with new client onboardings and expanding pipeline.

“Heartbreaking” hardship applications a challenge for KiwiSaver providers

KiwiSaver providers are questioning whether they are adequately equipped to deal with hardship applications, with some wanting to see a centralised service established for savers who need to access their funds.

[Opinion] Shooting of US health insurance CEO thoughts

The shooting of US health insurance chief executive Brian Thompson has lessons for insurers.

DTIs will start affecting borrowers by the middle of next year

Debt-to-income (DTI) rules are not far off playing a bigger part in the mortgage market.

Lower mortgage rates not a one way street

ASB has warned mortgage borrowers, interest rate markets are volatile and can change quickly and being aware of the risks is an important part of choosing a mortgage strategy.

Advice Link gears up for growth

Advice Link has appointed an experienced general manager to spearhead growth in the adviser sector.

Mortgage borrowers better off by $9,000 on average

OCR cuts have had a big effect for new mortgage borrowers.

NZ sharemarket falls, Hallenstein Glasson jumps

Clothing retailer Hallenstein Glasson received its own Christmas present, an all-time high for its share price, while the New Zealand market drifted lower on lighter trade.


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