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Nick Stewart
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Ngāi Tahu (Ngāti Huirapa, Ngāti Māmoe, Ngāti Waitaha)
Nick is a Financial Adviser, Accredited Investment Fiduciary, Associate Financial Planner of the Financial Advice New Zealand.
He is the Executive Director and CEO at Stewart Group and holds a number of directorships in privately-owned companies and independent trusteeships.
Nick is proudly Ngāi Tahu (Ngāti Huirapa, Ngāti Māmoe, Ngāti Waitaha). His tupuna (fifth great-grandfather, to be precise) was South Island rangatira, missionary guide and pre-Treaty warrior, Te Rehe. Te Rehe is also the namesake for our solar network, which allows us to further our kaitiakitanga (guardianship, stewardship) with our community as part of our Simply Sustainable™ inititaive.
Married with two children, Nick is a wine appreciator, passionate apiarist and enjoys scuba diving, skiing, restoring his Series 1 Land Rover. He is a keen follower of history (including New Zealand history). His areas of interest include the Scots, the Crusades, and his childhood hero, the flying ace, Manfred von Richtofen - 'The Red Baron'.
Nick is a regular contributor to several publications, including Hawke’s Bay Today, NZ Herald, National Business Review, Good Returns and InvestmentNews. He has a weekly opinion column called ‘Canny View’ in Hawke’s Bay Today and also hosts a fortnightly podcast show called 'The Adviser Talk’.
Credentials
Bachelors in Business Studies
New Zealand Certificate in Financial Services (NZCFS)
Accredited Investment Fiduciary® (AIF®)
Memberships
Member of the New Zealand Institute of Directors
Founding member of Global Alliance of Investment Advisers
time is telling
IN TERMS OF FINE WHISKY OR WINE, 37 YEARS CAN CREATE A GOOD VINTAGE. STEWART FINANCIAL GROUP CEO, NICK STEWART, REFLECTS ON 37 YEARS OF GOOD BUSINESS.\ One morning in…
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walking on sunshine
Stewart Financial Group CEO Nick Stewart knows a thing or two about planning for the future. As a fiduciary, he and his colleagues help clients plan for their financial futures (including the potential for pitfalls along the way; inevitable market fluctuations when investing long term, or lifestyle changes due to health or other circumstances).
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