The first annual meeting of NZX in Dunedin in decades next weekend is celebrating the New Zealand Stock Exchange’s 150th anniversary.
Trading on the NZX's cash markets rose by more than 24% in December but brokers are also reporting a strong start to 2013 as investors continue to look for income from their money.
Rakon, once the market darling of the NZX, is shifting more of its operations offshore and up to 60 of its 430 New Zealand workers are likely to lose their jobs.
The importance of bringing new companies to the NZX is growing quickly, as another New Zealand-listed company appears likely to leave soon.
Investors punished NZX shares yesterday after the share-market operator issued a disappointing first-half forecast downgrade.
An NZX requirement for listed companies to disclose their gender diversity has been welcomed by Dunedin sharebroker and director Noeline Munro.
The NZX is facing a busy year ahead, with one state-owned enterprise pegged for partial sale, possibly in September, and shares in the world's largest dairy co-operative Fonterra likely to be traded.
The age of austerity has caught up with some of the country's most powerful bosses and for the first time in the eight years of the Business Herald executive pay survey the value of the average chief executive pay packet has dropped.
Fonterra is appointing NZX to operate the Fonterra Shareholders Market as part of Trading Among Farmers.
Shares in recently-separated Telecom and Chorus dominated trade in a relatively quiet day on the NZX yesterday, with no particular reason obvious for the interest in either company.
NZX Dairy Futures describes the achievement of 5000 lots traded as a "significant milestone" in the growth of the global dairy risk management tool.
NZX chief executive Mark Weldon's plans to resign during the first half of next year caused speculation that he may have been shoulder-tapped by Prime Minister John Key to stand for Parliament in the election next month.
Mark Weldon is stepping down as chief executive of NZX Ltd, the operator of the New Zealand stock exchange.
The New Zealand sharemarket has struggled to re-establish its relevance. Today it represents just 30% of GDP, compared with 56% 15 years ago.
Superannuation funds, including KiwiSaver, will need to rethink their investment strategies if the partial sale of state-owned assets is delayed, Deloitte Dunedin managing partner Steve Thompson says.
The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) is taking an interest in NZX's disclosures over the performance of the Clear grain exchange, after testimony given in a court hearing with Clear's founders painted a weaker picture of the business.
Stock exchange operator NZX is apparently worried that it may have been sold a pup in its 2009 purchase of the Australian Clear Grain Exchange, and it has filed a lawsuit alleging breach of warranty.
NZX-listed Argosy Property Trust, the target of DNZ Property Group's hostile takeover moves, has come under fire in a Forsyth Barr report.
Shares in Abano Healthcare Group and Methven were, respectively, punished and rewarded by investors when it was announced on Thursday the pair would swap places in the New Zealand stock exchange's NZX top 50 companies index.
The New Zealand Stock Exchange's own shares have rocketed in value during the past 10 trading days, up more than 30% to $2.12 yesterday.