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Kiwi may fall on European elections, looming Chinese data
The New Zealand dollar may fall from a 3 and-a-half month low this week.
Liam Dann: Economy caught in the cross currents
News on jobs and dairy prices a worry when Govt spending is at low ebb
SOE floats get FMA exemption
Investment watchdog the Financial Markets Authority has given the Government an exemption from rules around share floats, allowing it to give more detail on its plan.
FMA appeals Lombard directors' sentences
The Financial Markets Authority is appealing the non-custodial sentences handed out to the directors of failed lender Lombard Finance & Investments.
FMA's busy first year keeping industry clean
The Financial Markets Authority is about to celebrate its first birthday and boss Sean Hughes says it's been no picnic.
Computer glitch hits banks
Thousands of New Zealanders have missed out on salary payments overnight because of a computer fault affecting all the country's banks.
Finance company directors due 80pc of deal profits, court told
Two former Capital+Merchant directors would have received 80pc of the profits from a property they are accused of improperly using investor funds to refurbish, the High Court has been told.