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PM wants NZ to be super-fund 'hub'

John Key wants New Zealand to become an international financial hub specialising in the administration of overseas pension funds.

Trust victims lose out

Jones takes aim at Bryers' firm

Multi-millionaire Sir Bob Jones is preparing a legal attack that could shut down the surviving arms of Blue Chip boss Mark Bryers' business empire.

Markets spooked by Greece situation

Mutual responsibility lost in Greymouth

Strategic steps up restructuring negotiations

Bank tips loans surge after record result

Tax avoidance bill pushes ASB to $10m first-half loss

ASB Bank has taken $209 million of a $264 million tax and interest bill from tax avoidance settlements onto its books.

Tower wary despite firm start

Receivership an option for Strategic - analyst

Receivership or a Hanover-style debt-for-equity swap are looming as the most likely outcomes for struggling Strategic Finance, analyst John Kidd of McDouall Stuart said yesterday.

Super Fund puts $176 million into 'catastrophe bonds'

RBNZ reviews rules on liquidity

NZX trade volumes pick up, but value falls in January

New Tyndall boss knows his numbers

It's not often the numbers man gets the top job where managing people is just as important as making money.

Bright lights back on at Canary Wharf

Looking around the East End of London's financial district, it is hard to believe the crisis ever happened.

Key financial firms won't be allowed to fail again: expert

<i>Brent Sheather:</i> Hard to pick trend after a good year

Super fund's airport stake