As we move beyond the halfway point of the year, financial markets have already delivered a remarkable number of developments.

Most women don’t experience their financial lives as a straight line. Careers evolve, families shift, priorities are reassessed.

Giving financially in Aotearoa New Zealand continues to demonstrate resilience, but the conditions underpinning that generosity are becoming increasingly complex.

The biggest decision of a founder's business life is faced alone. The choice to sell or not carries consequences that ripple through identity, family, team and wealth.

While a resolution in the Middle East conflict remains uncertain and the situation continues to evolve, Phil Borkin, Senior Manager of Investment Strategy, considers what a lasting outcome, when it…

The Budget 2026 announcement that donation tax credits for individuals will be capped at $100,000 per year from April 2027 has prompted significant discussion across New Zealand’s charitable and philanthropic…

In April 2026, JBWere New Zealand’s Philanthropic Services team hosted the Governance for Social Impact course for the first time in Aotearoa New Zealand.

For most women, finances aren't separate from the rest of life.

JBWere hosted a boardroom briefing for senior for-purpose leaders to hear directly from the researchers and authors of The Salvation Army’s State of the Nation 2026 Report (Foundations of Wellbeing…