ANALYSIS: The problem is that consumers are in no position to understand whether they have been treated fairly.
ANALYSIS: The management of NZL is undertaken by a separate entity, unlike many other large listed property companies which are self-managed.
ANALYSIS: Why has NZL performed relatively poorly versus the New Zealand sharemarket index?
ANALYSIS: The yearbook examined the impact of stagflationary conditions on stock and bond markets.
ANALYSIS: How a historical perspective can help today’s investors plan for the future.
ANALYSIS: Bottom line is MFB shares look to have been fundamentally overpriced at time of floatation.
ANALYSIS: MFB was floated on the NZX at a price of $1.85 and today it languishes at just 25 cents.
OPINION: Final of three stories on unlisted property and private equity funds.
ANALYSIS: Pension fund managers are often rewarded on the basis of performance but are constrained by a maximum allowed level of risk.
ANALYSIS: History is an important tool at every investor’s disposal, but what warning sides should they take note of?