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Mapping the mega-builds reshaping Auckland’s skyline: New CBRE list out
Industrial builds lead with 17 projects, ahead of nine office and seven retail schemes.
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'It seems sensible': Consumer NZ backs Govt levy on profitable banks
The prudential levy is expected to raise $209m over the next four years.
RBNZ takes Co-operative Bank to court over anti-money laundering breaches
The Co-operative Bank has admitted liability and accepted responsibility.
Non-bank lenders shut out of Govt’s new gas transition loan guarantee scheme
Industry group questions Government's commitment to improving competition among lenders.
Saying no: Retirement village operator Oceania fails to sell $227m of new properties
Oceania Healthcare’s 2026 full-year result shows the amount of unsold development stock.
NZ's top finance professionals: Deals of the year revealed
Who won what and why? The big winners at the Infinz Awards.
NZ First wants KiwiSaver members to help Govt buy BNZ
ANALYSIS: Party reckons rating agencies will be fine with the Govt taking out more debt.
Financial Markets Authority chief won't seek reappointment
Samantha Barrass is to leave the FMA to spend time with family in Britain.
Richard Prebble: Why buying BNZ would be a $24b gamble for taxpayers
OPINION: That cost equals about $4500 in extra debt for every New Zealander.
NZ First's BNZ buy-up plan could cost Govt about $24b
Critics argue expanding Kiwibank with private capital would be a better option.
Ikea boost helps Kiwi Property boss to $1.78m pay as profit slips 11.5%
Sylvia Park's mall has been enhanced after Kiwi sold land and then built NZ's first Ikea.
How new land deal could fast-track the St James Theatre’s return
Getting access to the theatre's south side for $50m upgrade was eased by two land deals.
Part-privatising Kiwibank back on the agenda
'Significant fiscal constraints' restrict Govt's ability to inject capital into the bank.
Finance companies surge in popularity. Why isn't the Reserve Bank worried?
Activity increased by about 30% over the past year.
'Inevitable period of uncertainty': Westpac braces as profit momentum slows
Net profit fell 19% on the prior half as provisions rose and margins narrowed.
Around 17,000 ANZ customers could receive a payout, as bank loses $125m class action
ANZ is considering appealing the High Court decision.
Three years on: Latitude hack victim told watchdog will act over data breach
Watchdog says it will approach finance firm three years after millions of licences stolen.
Sign of the times? BNZ takes $352m hit, as it replaces tech increasingly often
Change of accounting treatment of software has $352m impact on BNZ's books.
Vast St Johns site another victim of Chinese developer's failure
First the ghost tower was marketed, now a second Shundi site to be sold in bid for cash.
Tower Insurance not being bitten by rising fuel costs – for now
CEO and chairwoman talk about what's on the horizon for the Kiwi insurer.
Fran O'Sullivan: Nicola Willis needs to get into the political fight to win over voters
OPINION: The problem is that Willis also has a Budget and fuel crisis to manage.
What happens to Sir Bob Jones' $2 billion+ legacy a year after his death?
'Key thing to know is that Bob's biggest wish is that he wanted the business to continue.'
'Watch, wait and see': ANZ boss alert to impacts of war
Agri sector strength limits increase in provisions for expected credit losses.
'Fragile recovery': ANZ braces for more loan losses as global shocks bite
The bank lifted its credit impairment provisions to $805m.
Fuel price rises hit SkyCity, earnings downgraded
Trading conditions since the fuel price rises prompted today's sudden announcement.
Big name, small takings: Inside Goldman Sachs' dwindling local operation
Local operations of investment banking giant have shrunk 90% since 2020.
Residents claim victory as Ryman backs down on retirement village ATM removal
After a 31-village review, Ryman decided to remove ATMs at only two villages.
Can an AI help deliver better financial advice? Kiwi start-up raises $16.7m to bolster its push
Ex-Sharesies managers land Pie Funds, Habour Asset Management as clients.
$3b Hornby hub reshapes Christchurch's industrial heartland
The company bought land two decades ago. Half of the 150ha site has now been developed.
Lower rents without the frills: 297 new Auckland units finished
A four-piece band has already formed at the pavilion. No swimming pool or gym is offered.