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bonds

Inside a New Zealand Government Bond Tender: How the Winning Yield Gets Set

A small group of registered banks submits sealed yield bids each tender day, and from that process alone the market price of New Zealand government debt emerges.

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New Zealand

What a Bonus Issue Really Does to Your Shareholding

A shareholder who owns 100 shares wakes up owning 150, yet the company's total value has not changed by a rupee, dollar, or euro. Here is why a bonus issue is arithmetic, not wealth creation, and how that differs from a dividend.

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New Zealand

Inside the Algorithm That Watches Every Trade on the NZX

A single suspicious order rarely triggers an investigation on its own. Here is how exchange surveillance systems actually piece together unusual trading patterns, and what happens once a flag gets raised.