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A S outh Auckland-headquartered tiny home prefabricator has recorded 143 per cent growth in output, leaping from 21st position to fifth place in the league...

G.J. Gardner Homes remains New Zealand’s busiest house-building business, although its annual output has fallen 49 per cent since 2021 , according to a...

Investegate announcements from City of London Group, Proposed Cancellation & Investment in RBL

Bridging and commercial lender Recognise Bank has named Jean Murphy as its new chief executive.  Murphy has worked in banking and capital markets for more than 25 years and held senior roles at several international banks, including director of private banking at Morgan Stanley and executive director of Goldman Sachs

Recognise Bank has appointed James Meigh as director of business development. Meigh has been promoted from his role as regional director for the North. In his new position, he will manage all the bank’s business development managers across its regional hubs in London, Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds.  Meigh joined

The new challenger bank, which is part of the City of London Group, was given the green-light to accept deposits and lend to customers in September 2021.

Fintech challenger bank, Recognise Bank, has appointed Paul Beadle as head of communications where he will oversee internal communications.

New guidance sets out when a tiny house is a building, a vehicle - or both.

New guidance sets out when a tiny house is a building, a vehicle - or both.

It sounds like a joke, but turns out to be a genuine question arising from a regulatory maelstrom.