- ABN AMRO Craigs
- Access Brokerage Limited
- ASB Securities
- Direct Broking
- Esam Cushing
- First NZ Capital
- Forsyth Barr
- Macquarie Group New Zealand
- NZIJ Stockbrokers Limited
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LIST OF STOCK BROKERS IN NEW ZEALAND
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on October 24, 2012
1 min read· Last updated: September 14, 2024
Key Takeaways
- New Zealand offers a range of stock broker services from major banks, advisory firms to DIY platforms.
- ASB Securities is the largest online broker by volume and active users in NZ.
- ABN AMRO Craigs (now Craigs Investment Partners) provides full-service, advisor-led broking and wealth management.
- Direct Broking (First NZ Capital) and ASB provide online access, while Craigs and Forsyth Barr focus also on institutional or affluent clients.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is ASB Securities?
ASB Securities is New Zealand’s largest online stock broker by trading volume and active customers, offering DIY trading on NZX, ASX and international markets.
Who is ABN AMRO Craigs?
ABN AMRO Craigs, now known as Craigs Investment Partners, is a full-service broker offering wealth management, research-backed advice, and institutional broking.
What is Direct Broking?
Direct Broking, now under First NZ Capital, is an online investment app offering NZ, AU, UK and US share trading with real-time research via ShareClarity.
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