Who watches the watchdog? Amid claims of bullying, the financial markets’ regulator now faces the ignominy of an inquiry into its own culture and conduct
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Bill designed to curb ‘woke’ banking reaches the end of the road
ANZ and aggrieved customers square off in long-awaited multi-million-dollar class action
Reserve Bank Governor urges banks to support embattled mortgage holders and businesses as inflation tipped to rise
Junior criminal lawyers’ forum to be held at Auckland District Court
Steady for now, but Reserve Bank Governor Anna Breman flags at least one OCR hike this year
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Government exempts class action against ANZ from retrospective provisions of CCCFA bill
Reserve Bank axes interest rates in bid to spur economy
ASB will pay $135.6m to settle non-disclosure claims; ANZ continues to do battle with customers
New Reserve Bank chief vows better communications
Select committee considers bill to ban ‘woke’ banks from dumping customer they don’t like
National puts $15 billion price tag on Peters’ compulsory KiwiSaver plan
Winston Peters pitches compulsory KiwiSaver and contribution hikes, tax cuts
Finance Minister backs Treasury decision to release details of meeting with Reserve Bank and former governor
Aussie-owned banks reap higher profits than international peers, select committee says it’s up to ‘government agencies’ to lower barriers to entry
Reserve Bank cuts rates, with more expected as economy stalls
‘We undercharged customers and paid out $35 million,’ ANZ boss tells parliamentary select committee
Bankers clash with litigation funders as select committee considers retrospective changes to the CCCFA
Why retrospective change is needed to the CCCFA to remedy a potential $12.9 billion mess
Reserve Bank hits pause on rate cuts, for now
Minister chastises Reserve Bank bosses for lack of transparency on Orr’s departure
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