Distribution Network
Booster distribution network in New Zealand
11 New Zealand Financial Advice Providers list Booster on their public product panel, collectively employing 192+ registered financial advisers. Data current as of 2026-07-05.
FAPs distributing Booster
Sorted by adviser count. Click a FAP to see their full Public Disclosure Statement mirror.
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“Accuro - AIA - Asteron - Chubb - Fidelity Life - Greenwich - NIB - Partners Life - Southern Cross Haven will only consider the providers listed above when recommending a product to meet personal risk insurance needs.” — Haven Financial Advisers Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-24 · source
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“ANZ, ASB, BNZ, Kiwibank, Westpac, The Co-operative Bank, SBS Bank, TSB **Non-Bank Lenders:** Avanti Finance, Basecorp, Bluestone, DBR, First Mortgage Trust, Funding Partners, Liberty, Pepper Money, Resimac, Select, NZCU, and more.” — The Mortgage Lab Nz Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-24 · source
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“Life and Disability Insurance** – AIA, AMP (now Resolution Life), Asteron Life, Chubb, Fidelity Life, NIB, Partners Life & Southern Cross. - **Health Insurance** – Accuro, AIA, NIB, Partners Life & Southern Cross. - **KiwiSaver** – ANZ, Aurora, Booster, Fisher Funds, Generate, Ke…” — Clemence Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-24 · source
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“Eliteinsure have chosen to work with the following personal risk and medical insurers: - AIA - Asteron Life - Chubb Life - Fidelity Life - NIB - Partners Life - Southern Cross” — Eliteinsure Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-24 · source
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“ANZ - ASB - Avanti - Basecorp - BNZ - Co-Operative Bank - Heartland Business - Kiwibank - Liberty Finance - NZCU Baywide - Peppermoney - Prospa - SBS - TSB - Westpac” — Mortgagehq Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-24 · source
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“ANZ, ASB, BNZ, Westpac, Go Home Loans (formerly Sovereign Home Loans), The Co-operative Bank, TSB, DBR Finance, Avanti Finance, SBS, Resimac, Liberty Finance, Asset Finance, Basecorp, Goldband Finance, Prospa, Select Finance, Bluestone, First Mortgage Trust, ASAP Finance, Unity (…” — Visavis Financial Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-23 · source
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“**KiwiSaver providers:** Booster & NZ Funds KiwiSaver Scheme **Life and health insurance providers:** AIA & Nib” — Ksg Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-24 · source
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“AIA - Accuro - Booster - Fidelity Life - Pathfinder - Southern Cross Health - Milford Asset - Allianz - Asteron Life - Orbit Protect - Chubb - Generate - Nib - Partners Life - Southern Cross Travel - Prosper Group” — Maxicare Financial Services Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-18 · source
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“AIA - Resolution Life - Asteron Life - PPS - Chubb - Fidelity Life - Partners Life” — Springhall Brokers Limited's PDS dated 2026-05-18 · source
What "distribution" means here
Under New Zealand's Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013, every Financial Advice Provider (FAP) must publish a Public Disclosure Statement under section 431 covering — among other things — the product providers they are appointed to distribute. FinanceAdvisersNZ mirrors these PDSes and parses the product-panel section into structured data so that comparison across FAPs becomes possible.
Being on a FAP's product panel does not mean the FAP exclusively recommends that provider — most FAPs distribute a small set of providers per product category and recommend within that set based on client suitability. It does mean the FAP has a commercial arrangement (commission, share of fees, or other consideration) with the provider that consumers should understand before engaging.
How to use this page
If you want a New Zealand financial adviser who can advise on Booster products, this list narrows your choice to 11 FAPs. Click through to a FAP's profile page to read their full disclosure statement, see fee structure, and view conflict-of-interest disclosures before making contact.
If you want the opposite question — "what products does my adviser's FAP distribute?" — go to your adviser's profile and read the Distribution Panel section.
Methodology, freshness, and limits
- Source: Mirror of FAP Public Disclosure Statements filed under FMC Act 2013 s431. We are not the publisher of any PDS — we mirror what each FAP has made public.
- Extraction: Product-provider names are extracted from PDS markdown by Claude (LLM-extracted, confidence tier C). For original wording, refer to each FAP's own publication via the FSPR register entry linked from their profile page.
- Coverage: FinanceAdvisersNZ currently has PDS data on file for ~51 of ~521 NZ FAPs (10%). Coverage grows as we ingest more PDSes. A FAP not listed here may still distribute Booster — we simply do not yet have their PDS in our corpus.
- Freshness: PDS data is re-checked quarterly. Each FAP profile page shows the version date of the PDS we have on file.
- Name normalisation: We do not currently normalise product-provider name variants (e.g. "ASB Bank" vs "ASB"). Future data-quality pass will collapse variants.
For NZ FAPs
If you are a Financial Advice Provider and we have incorrectly listed your firm here, or if your Public Disclosure Statement has been updated since our last ingest, please contact hello@financeadvisers.co.nz and we will refresh our mirror.
For data partners + B2B intelligence buyers
FinanceAdvisersNZ publishes the static state of NZ FAP product panels (this page) as free public data. For time-series intelligence — when FAPs add or remove a provider from their panel, market-share trend reports, cross-product panel queries, switching-event alerts, or bespoke market-entry research — contact hello@financeadvisers.co.nz.
Machine-readable data + related queries
- MCP query: Send
get_network_edges(edge_type='fap_to_product_provider', to_id='Booster')to /mcp via JSON-RPC 2.0 - FAP register check: Look up any listed FAP by FSP number at the Financial Service Providers Register (authoritative source)
- Other adviser networks: view all distribution networks
- Find an adviser by service + city: filterable directory
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