Statutory managers’ latest six-monthly report says total amount owing to investors down to $225.8m.
A survey has shown that over half of respondents have yet to decide how to approach the new threshold for unjustified dismissal claims.
FMA says it halted investigation of financial adviser because he left the country and wouldn't co-operate.
An Employment Relations Authority case argued whether an earlier cash job meant the employee was new or not in relation to a 90-day trial.
The court found that despite Matthew Pringle’s ‘shameful and deceitful’ behaviour towards Liv Nervo, his legal conduct did not meet the threshold for a costs order.
Procedural shenanigans in the Cayman Islands threaten snarl-up in US$4.6b High Court proceedings.
John Collinson could be kicked out of his own company after losing a legal battle to stop a vote on his future.
The consumer watchdog is investigating a scheme involving the health supplements company LiveGood, first reported on by NBR last year.
New Zealand risks falling behind Singapore, the US and Europe on tokenisation and virtual assets, regulator says.
Simpson Grierson partner Nick Chapman says the building question of whether AI-generated decisions can be challenged has been answered.