Kiwibank lending rises, profit falls
Kiwibank's home lending increased by 4% in the half year to December, but profits fell by nearly 20% over the period.
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Wealthpoint questions efficiency of authorised bodies
With time running out until new regulatory reforms are introduced in late June 2020, Wealthpoint has followed with interest the industry discussions taking place about various FAP structures that may exist post June. MORE »
What will happen to insurance premiums under the new regime?
Improved industry standards could stabilise insurance premiums under the new financial advisers regulatory regime, according to one industry expert.
Newpark partners with Real Estate Together
Adviser group Newpark Home Loans has teamed up with real estate specialist Martin Dunn to help first home buyers onto the property ladder.
When will mortgage wars end?
Aggressive price competition for mortgages may come to an end soon as the Reserve Bank's new capital rules kick in, according to a report from KPMG.
Heartland launches reverse mortgages for investors
Heartland has expanded its reverse mortgage business and will now lend against investment properties and second homes, as the product becomes more popular in New Zealand.
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Resimac moves into asset finance
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Westpac given all-clear on capital
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LVR rules could be permanent: Bascand
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I hope you can help me fundraise $20,000 to help mend broken hearts
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BNZ finds partner for shared ownership scheme
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Capital rules to have minor impact on interest rates: RBNZ
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Key RBNZ changes edge closer
Rates limbo; Are you happy with getting Level 5?
We've been a little quiet with our weekly TMM newsletters so thought it was time to get them going again. Here's a wrap of last week's news and some thoughts on what's happening in the market.
What will happen to insurance premiums under the new regime?
Improved industry standards could stabilise insurance premiums under the new financial advisers regulatory regime, according to one industry expert: [READ ON]