Former Lehman Brothers investment banker Ian Short has come home to address climate change

Major businesses are encouraging others get on board with Chinese Language Week.

Plexure Group has distanced itself from the person charged with insider trading.

The FMA has filed insider trading charges in relation to shares of VMob/Plexure traded.

Guidance has been issued around trading in bank bills.

BNZ is the second bank to offer Apple Pay to its customers.

The incoming government should make it "policy priority," he said.

COMMENT: Does the bank have to reimburse you? The answer could well be "no".

The New Zealander in charge of Australia's biggest bank has shouldered the blame.

InvestNow buys RaboDirect's Managed Funds for undisclosed sum.

COMMENT: Companies need to do more to help staff affected by violence, David McLean writes

Bank's efforts to support affected staff earn special recognition.

HSBC is taking an aggressive stance on growth by offering a cut-price rate.

HSBC has launched a record low home rate of 3.87 per cent.

The woman thought an online ad to "make easy money from home" was linked to a millionaire.

Veritas is in discussions over possible asset sales, mergers and refinancing.

ASB Bank's chief executive Barbara Chapman will resign at Easter next year.

A new brand and logo reflects the bank's growth, CEO says.

HSBC has been fined $244m after a long-running foreign exchange trading probe.

Westpac NZ is suing the ex-wife of convicted Lane Walker Rudkin fraudster Ken Anderson.

NZ banks cautious in response to Aussie counterparts' decision on ATM fees.

The Rainbow Tick programme is giving ASB better business outcomes

ANZ and Westpac have left LynnMall over seismic concerns with older parts of the mall.

OPINION: Banks have made up a system so that they can bleed you dry.

The FMA says it will crackdown on directors who encourage the misuse of its register.

New Zealand's biggest life insurance company is being sold.

Banqer is aiming to double the number of Kiwi classrooms it is offered in by June.

Housing market and credit growth need to cool further, Standard & Poor's says.

Some First Credit Union customers are unable to use their Eftpos cards after an upgrade.

Customers will be able to do their banking in te reo Maori at ANZ ATMs.