NZ Auto Investments

NZ Automotive Investments (NZAI) expects the impacts of the Ukraine war and the weakening Japanese yen against the NZ dollar to result in a mark-to-market hit to earnings of $700,000 for the financial

The iced schadenfreude flowed generously across the New Zealand funds management community last week to celebrate a historic regulatory moment.By slapping mostly passive KiwiSaver provider, Simplicity

By most measures, KiwiSaver has racked up a sound 14 year record.At the end of June, the mostly locked-in savings scheme had accrued over 3.1 million members, close to $85 billion under management, de

Neeraj Lala (pictured), the local head of Toyota, took great pains to point out that while both hybrid and battery utes were a great idea, Toyota wasn’t quite there yet – &l

Just like that, AMP Capital NZ stands to lose the title as the country’s second-largest fund manager in its weight division.Following a stinging slap this week from sister company, AMP Wealth NZ

Replacing the passively managed Vanguard money is more of an irksome administrative task for these KiwiSaver providers than an important investment decision.Distinguishing one institutional index-trac

She will join BusinessDesk as head of the Auckland bureau on July 27;Jacqui Loates-Haver: formerly editor of the Air New Zealand’s award-winning Kia Ora magazine, Jacqui will edit BusinessDesk&r

First-half profit dropped 39 percent to $2.2 million as the impact of a major customer's exit and higher freight costs caused by last November's Kaikoura earthquake weighed on the transport and logist

"It does seem a terribly long time to be in a trading halt for a company that size. A2 was firmer first thing but the selling pressure has knocked it back." Z Energy dropped 0.4 percent to $7. Ca

The shares slumped as low as 4 cents after the company said an Australian government audit of its subsidiaries across the Tasman could threaten its viability.  "One would have thought the board o

“There’s a fairly myopic view from leaders in the industry that confuse a lack of articulated demand with a latent demand they could galvanise”. Kiernan thinks change will be slow until there

Both businesses are trading profitability despite declining revenue. Williamson, who is leaving after eight years running the company, said the company expects good growth in Australia following t