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AMP warns shareholders to avoid below market offers (29 July 2010)
AMP Financial Services has today urged its New Zealand retail shareholders not to accept unsolicited offers to buy their shares at prices significantly below their current market value. Some AMP shareholders have recently received such offers through...
Parents helping the nations' children to save
Parents have great intentions but appear to lose resolve with teenagers, when it comes to helping the nation’s children develop a savings habit, according to a recent survey, “Kids and Pocket Money “released today by AMP Financial Services (NZ).
AMP Financial Services reports increased operating earnings
AMP Financial Services today reported a 20 per cent increase in operating earnings to NZ$32.1 million for the half-year ended 30 June 2008, up from NZ$26.7 million in June 2007.
$200,000 up for grabs for talented Kiwis
The countdown is on for talented Kiwis planning to apply for an AMP Scholarship. Entries close at midnight on 30 June 2008 – but there is still time for talented Kiwis with a dream to get their application in. You just need to be quick!
AMP warns shareholders to avoid below market offers
AMP Limited has today urged its New Zealand retail shareholders not to accept unsolicited offers to buy their shares at prices significantly below their current market value.
Gen Y myths debunked in AMP Gen Y – Some Facts and Myths Report
Are Gen Ys really frivolous with money – a “me” generation in search of instant gratification with no eye to the future? AMP’s research report, Gen Y- Some Facts and Myths, released today, debunks these commonly held assumptions.
AMP Financial Services reports a year of investment and change
AMP Financial Services today reported an underlying profit after tax of NZ$61million for the year ended 31 December 2007, down from NZ$66 million in 2006, a decrease of 7 per cent, while net cash flows increased 309 per cent to NZ$59 million.
AMP warns shareholders to avoid below market offers
AMP Limited has today urged its New Zealand retail shareholders not to accept unsolicited offers to buy their shares at prices significantly below their current market value.
SuperWatch October 2007 - Government KiwiSaver initiatives appear to be "paying off"
There is universal awareness of KiwiSaver with 40% of non-retired New Zealanders having joined or intending to join by Christmas, tempted by the scheme’s financial incentives, according to the latest AMP SuperWatch research released today.
Child cancer research pioneer, Maori textiles conservator and weaver and emerging world-class freestyle skier to receive AMP Scholarships
A pioneering scientist making inroads in child cancer research, an Auckland artist conserving the art of Maori textiles and an emerging world-class freestyle skier are just three of the newly announced winners of the 2007 AMP Scholarship Programme.
AMP Financial Services NZ builds on growth and welcomes the “turbo-charged” KiwiSaver
AMP Financial Services New Zealand today reported an underlying profit margin of
NZ$28.6 million for the half-year ended 30 June 2007, an increase of 15 per cent
on the same period last year. Operating earnings increased to NZ$27 million, up
from NZ$26 million in the same period last year.
Financial adviser reforms provide a win for customers
AMP Financial Services welcomes the greater professionalism that will result from the new regulatory framework for financial advisers announced by the Government today. The new framework will see the Government and financial advice services partner to register and monitor financial advisers and give all financial services customers access to a disputes system.
Groundswell of support builds for KiwiSaver
A groundswell of support is building for KiwiSaver, increasing New Zealanders’ appetite for retirement savings and boosting savings patterns, according to the latest AMP SuperWatch research, says AMP Financial Services Managing Director, Greg Camm.
AMP joins up with Roost to offer more mortgages and insurance nationwide
AMP Financial Services today announced it is to purchase mortgage broking business, Roost effective mid May 2007. Roost will continue to operate as a separate entity under the Roost brand and be managed from Dunedin by Roost’s founder and Managing Director, Miranda Caird.
AMP deepens its commitment to New Zealand golfers
AMP Financial Services today announced it is to further support golf in New Zealand through sponsorship of Golf Tour New Zealand's (GTNZ) tournament at Titirangi Golf Club in Auckland on 4-7 October 2007 to be known as the "AMP Titirangi Open."
AMP doubles its commitment to the AMP Scholarship Programme - to $1 million
AMP Financial Services New Zealand has raised the stakes with its 2007 AMP Scholarship Programme - doubling the funds committed over the next five years to $1million, in order to help more talented New Zealanders turn their dreams into reality.
AMP Financial Services NZ posts strong results and looks forward to the 'game changing' with Kiwisaver
AMP Financial Services New Zealand today reported an underlying profit after tax for the year ending 31 December 2006 of NZ$66 Million, up from NZ$59 million in 2005, an increase of 12 per cent.
AMP warns shareholders to avoid below market offers
AMP Limited has urged its New Zealand retail shareholders not to accept unsolicited offers to buy their shares at prices significantly below their current market value.
AMP surpasses significant milestone in workplace savings as KiwiSaver looms
AMP Financial Services recently surpassed the billion-dollar mark in its workplace savings flagship fund, NZRT, heralding a significant milestone as the firm prepares for the Government’s workplace savings scheme, KiwiSaver.
Saving for retirement based on ‘guesswork’
AMP research shows frightening number of Kiwis basing their retirement saving on ‘back on envelope’ calculations