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Name suppression retained as insider trading trial starts

The defendant has again pleaded not guilty to the charge.

Mary Holm: Have you been caught out by the KiwiSaver cut-off date?

OPINION: Some businesses don't charge for contactless payment, but others do.

Highest penalties to date for duo involved in market manipulation

The final two of four people involved in the FMA's case receive their penalties.

Watchdog puts kibosh on crypto company

In-validus: Mega-return offers were too good to be true, FMA says.

Tiger Brokers to pay $900,000 for breaching anti-money laundering laws

Chinese-backed broker in hot water over non-compliance.

'I'm not usually gullible': Duped pensioner loses $1.5m fortune in sharemarket scam

'They were draining me out and sucking me in.'

‘Worst night of my life’: Man who lost $400k says 'money mule' a disbarred lawyer

'They’re absolutely ruthless criminals and they need to be stopped'.

Investment scam warning over ‘interest rates comparison’ site

Some victims have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars to such scams, FMA says.

FMA suing Vero on claims of overcharging customers $8m

Action dates back to allegations of activity from more than eight years ago.

Pushpay insider trading case: Accused argues for anonymity

The case is the largest such proceeding in NZ history by the value of shares traded.

Life insurer penalised $700k for misleading customers

"Real harm" after failing to correctly pay cover to some sick or disabled customers.

Andrew Barnes: 14 years on from the GFC, have we learned anything?

Opinion: Many rules are wayward or let people with better lawyers act with impunity.

Life insurance payouts to wronged customers climb to $43m in four years

And the regulator believes there will be more to come.

Te wiki o te reo Māori: What businesses are doing

Businesses have big plans to go even further this year - kōrero nui.

Booster superannuation fund members' details hacked

Thousands of customers have had their information accessed.

Only a third of Kiwis know what to do if their bank or insurer treats them unfairly

New consumer research reveals Kiwis' views on banks and insurers.