News Round Up
NZ Investment Year Book out now, New Jobline service, former directors cleared.
Monday, June 2nd 2003, 8:22AM
The essential guide to companies listed on the New Zealand Stock Exchange is out now.
The 2003 Investment Year Book, which profiles all listed New Zealand companies plus the top 100 ASX listed companies is available through the Good Returns bookstore.
The book provides comprehensive information on each listed company including summarised financial results for the last four years (includes key totals from Income Statement, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statement plus key ratios and dividend information), information such as major shareholders and contacts. An overview of company's history and significant factors influencing performance, plus the outlook for the company (including broker's forecasts where available).
This is an essential resource for all advisers and investors. Order your copy online now through the Good Returns bookstore now.
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New job service
Good Returns can now offer you an enhanced service for finding new staff.
When your Situations Vacant ad which appears in Jobline on this site will also appear in the popular JobStuff section of the INL’s Stuff website. This ensures your ad will get plenty of exposure on the Internet.
For a small additional fee you ad can also run in one of three print magazines, either ASSET, The NZ Mortgage Mag, or Adviser. For more information email jobs@goodreturns.co.nz or call 0800-345675.
Former directors cleared
The Companies Office has lost its appeal against a High Court ruling which cleared Roger Moses and Gary Stevens of charges relating to the way the contributory mortgage business was run at their former financial planning company.
The charges related to irrelgularities in the way the Reeves Moses MortgageCare business was run.
The former manager of the business Peter van Nieuwkoop had earlier been convicted on a number of criminal charges.
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