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Finance broker staff told to come into office despite Ministry advice

Tiger Brokers says its Covid response policy aligns with the Govt's alert levels.

Historic wave of returning Kiwis has just begun - here's where they're going

A survey of expats suggests Covid-19 may dramatically reshape the country's population.

Harmoney founder, employees to cash in nearly $24m on IPO

The former peer to peer lender has released its prospectus ahead of its listing.

The new online investment platform taking on Sharesies

Flint will go up against Sharesies and Investnow.

Recession's upside: Rising self-employment a boon for online accounting firm

Accounting and tax online software specialist targeting Australia next.

The Kiwi fin-tech aiming to take on the big banks

PowerFinance will allow businesses to make the payment process smoother.

Former board member's 'high price' for GFC fraud

Paul Bublitz stole $1.17m and then sought almost the same amount for his legal costs.

Auditors under pressure as migrant workforce dries up

One firm says it is having to get rid of clients because it can't bring workers into NZ.

Cashless future comes a big step closer

New York Times: Quest for cleanliness is encouraging shoppers to abandon notes and coins.

Business Hub: AMP's Blair Vernon on the death of the office cubicle

Blair Vernon talks about the future of the office and KiwiSaver ups and downs

Nikko opens GoalsGetter platform to financial advisers

The minimum upfront investment on the platform is $250.

AMP to ditch offices in Auckland and Wellington CBDs

The financial services provider will move to fully flexible working.

Bank and insurance licensing law change doesn't go far enough, Consumer says

Hearings on bill proposing to license conduct of financial institutions start Wednesday.

'As good as John Key': Bragging trader used stolen millions to fund luxury life

Steven Robertson used stolen millions to fund a luxury, jet-setting lifestyle.

KPMG introduces 15pc salary sacrifice as virus bites

KPMG joins accounting firms asking staff to take a pay cut.

Credit applications plunge in March

The figures show a jump in applications by those with the worst credit ratings.