Financial Advice New Zealand Conference 2021 | Financial Advice New Zealand | 15 November 2021 | Online

Many New Zealanders worry about having enough money put away for a rainy day, what would happen if they were unable to work, or how their family might manage if something happened to them.

The good news is that those who get professional financial advice are more likely to feel happy with their financial position and better prepared for the future than those who don’t. They feel more confident in their financial decision making, in control, and clearer about their finances. They have contingencies in place to handle unexpected costs, and know how to utilise their KiwiSaver to the best of their ability.

Financial advice in New Zealand covers four main areas: mortgage, insurance, investment and financial planning. Working with a financial adviser leads to better outcomes across all areas of advice, and financial advisers are widely recognised as trusted professionals. A large majority of New Zealanders who receive mortgage or insurance advice believe that advice helped them secure the best product for their specific needs. Those who receive investment or financial planning advice agree the decision improved their financial security.

• Insurance
All insurance is the responsibility of the registrants. Financial Advice New Zealand, The Conference Organising Committee, The Conference Team and TSB Arena & Shed 6 accept no liability for death or illness or injury/accident to or financial loss by any person attending the conference, whatever the cause. Registration of the delegate will indicate acceptance of these terms.

• Continuing Professional Development
Up to 12 Financial Advice New Zealand structured CPD hours are available to attendees.

Structured hours are able to be claimed where the session attended relates to an identified learning objective in your 2021 Professional Development Plan.

Members’ online CPD logs will be updated post conference. Non-member delegates will be emailed verification of their attendance at their indicated sessions.

• Dress
Business attire

2021 Speakers

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:

Mykel Dixon
Author of ‘Everyday Creative

Dr Angus Hervey
Founder, Future Crunch

Tane Hunter
Founder, Future Crunch

Sharon Zollner
Master of Commerce from the University of Canterbury

Matt Church
Founder of Thought Leaders

Siouxsie Wiles
Bioluminescent Superbug Lab at Auckland University

BUSINESS SESSION SPEAKERS:

Michael Kitces
Chief Financial Planning Nerd at Kitces

John Spence
Owner or CEO of six companies

Professor Paul Spoonley
Vice-Chancellor of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Michael Henderson
Corporate Anthropologist

SPEAKERS:

Dr Sven Hansen
Founder of the Resilience Institute

Chelsea Lane
Vice President for the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks

Dr Sarah Ferguson

LIGHTNING TALK SPEAKERS:

Ben Teusse
Group Chief Executive of Habit Health

Sam Johnson
Founder and chief executive of the Student Volunteer Army

Sonya Williams
Co-founder, director and 3EO (co-CEO) of Sharesies

Steven Korner
Physiotherapist at Otago University

2021 Sponsors

PLATINUM SPONSOR:
• Pepper Money

GOLD SPONSORS:
• Healthier, Longer, Better Lives
• Consilium
• Marsh

BRONZE SPONSORS:
• Accuro Health Insurance
• Asteron Life
• Booster
• Cigna
• Fidelity Life
• Generate
• Heartland Bank
• Lifetime Advice for Life
• NIB
• Partnerslife
• Platinum Asset Management
• Qoutemonster
• Smartshares
• Salt
• Westpac

HUB SPONSORS:
• Strategi Compliance/Strategi Institute
• Sharesies

GENERAL SPONSORS:
• Curated Risk
• Massey University
• Omni Max
• Resimac
• RiskinfoNZ
• PAA Legacy Trust