The CEO of Vivier & Co, Luigi Wewege, has announced that the boutique Financial Service Provider has significantly increased the coverage of its Standard & Poor’s A+ financial strength rated deposit insurance from NZD 2,000,000 to NZD 5,000,000 on any one claim, and in the...
El CEO de Vivier & Co, Luigi Wewege, ha anunciado que el Proveedor de Servicios Financieros boutique ampliará su variada oferta de productos y servicios en España, México y Colombia, junto a otros países de América del Sur. La expansión le dará a un sinfín...
The Managing Director of Vivier Mortgages, Luigi Wewege, has announced that as of today Hanlon & Company Solicitors will be representing Vivier Mortgages a Dublin, Ireland based home loan company.DUBLIN, IRELAND--(Marketwired - April 29, 2015) - Luigi Wewege, the Managing Director of Dublin based Vivier...
Otro banco extranjero que permite operar en euros es el neozelandés Vivier & Co, que puede alcanzar un 5,69 % en un año en inversiones entre 120.000 y 300.000 euros, e incluso un 6,19 % si se supera el plazo de un año, ya que...
AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND – Over the last quarter of a century New Zealand’s economy has gone from being one of the most regulated in the OECD to one of the least regulated. Complementing this is its low-inflation environment, long-standing flexible exchange rate with no exchange...
Unlike many larger OECD countries, New Zealand did not suffer the severe recession that hit most of its peers. Many investors and others wondered why and this was largely due to the strict banking and lending standards that New Zealand has in place. This regulatory environment meant...
The start of the year is a great time for all investors to consider whether their current investment mix is still suitable – after reviewing their circumstances and any changes that may be needed for future planning.Investors sometimes retain portfolios they haven’t reviewed for a...
Like Canada, New Zealand did not suffer the severe recession that hit Great Britain and America. This was due to strict banking and lending standards that both countries have. This regulatory environment meant that the subprime loan market, which caused the recession, didn't affect them,...
The Global Credit Crunch had relatively little effect on the New Zealand banking sector. In part, this fortunate stability was a result of the health of the country’s financial market and lending sector, which always faced much sterner regulation and control than many other countries...
Unlike the situation in the United States and Europe, New Zealand companies more often than not pay out a significant proportion of their earnings as dividends. Consequently, investing in New Zealand feels rather like the “good old days” for many international investors. Investing long term...
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