Bring in the Experts – Wednesday – 7th April – Economic Series Part 2 – Economic Update on the Property Markets

Designed with our mortgage advisers in mind – we have a panel of property experts discussing the extraordinary activity of the property market in these unprecedented times. Joining us as panelists are Nick Tuffley (ASB) and Nick Goodall (Corelogic).

How do I join the webinar series? Zoom Link – simply click on the link to register for the series

Can I ask questions during the webinar? Members will be provided the opportunity to ask questions via the written ‘chat’ function or the Q & A tab.

What is the cost?  This webinar is offered FREE to Financial Advice Members and $50+gst for non-members (non-members please email info@financialadvice.nz).

CPD will automatically be applied to member’s accounts. If you are not a member and would like a Certificate of Attendance, please indicate on the webinar registration page.

Speakers

Nick Goodall (Corelogic).  Nick is an ace with numbers, and he has a knack for transforming facts and figures into compelling stories to inform a wide range of audiences. As the Head of Research, Nick is at the forefront of the latest trends driving the NZ property market.

Together with his dedicated team of analysts, Nick is constantly finding new ways of analysing data to help our customers with their property decisions. By looking beyond the news headlines, Nick focuses on the bigger picture around where the market is heading.

Nick Tuffley, ASB – Nick Started out as a economist in 1997, it’s fair to say Nick has seen a few hair-raising moments over the years, including the Asian Financial Crisis and the Global Financial Crisis.

One of Nick’s strengths is his ability to communicate complex ideas in a readily understandable and entertaining way.  He thrives on helping people understand the economic environment to help enrich the quality of their business or personal life. He is proud to lead a team that has won three Forecast Accuracy Awards from Consensus Economics, and has a strong track record with their Official Cash Rate and dairy price forecasts.

Nick grew up in Christchurch and graduated with a Master of Commerce degree from the University of Canterbury.  He learned his economic ropes at the Reserve Bank of New Zealand before a long stint as a Senior Economist at Westpac. He joined ASB as Chief Economist in 2007.