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Why Kiwis don't trust banks
Only 47 per cent of survey respondents said banks can be trusted.
Only 47 per cent of survey respondents said banks can be trusted.
The scheme involved bribing bankers to approve fraudulent home loans.
While the Royal Commission toughened rules investors were relieved it didn't go further
Karl Nicholson on connecting the city's infrastructure needs with the capital markets.
Key said any strike action over the Christmas period would be 'a real tragedy'
Shane Jones has given a cheap loan to a dairy co-op that did not need it.
Taxpayer loan to West Coast dairy company has secret terms.
The first shot has been fired in mortgage wars as a major bank drops below 4 per cent.
COMMENT: We live in a world of too many reports, inquiries and conspiracies.
What you need to know about today's big banking report.
ANZ made around $416 of profit for every man, woman and child in NZ.
ANZ's full-year profit only narrowly missed the milestone.
Sick of waiting for the Government, business has decided on its own greenhouse gas policy.
Government called on to give SMEs a tax cut next year to relieve rising cost burden.
"We have broken the trust of many of our customers," banking boss says.
A two-towered hotel project was the second Auckland property fraud worth tens of millions.
A report on the conduct of NZ banks is due out next month.
COMMENT: Ignore business confidence; it's a politically biased gauge.
Who really owns the so called 'Aussie' banks that dominate the local market?
Are bank staff really there to help customers - or just to sell?
ANZ business panel's dire outlook doesn't appear shared by voters in general
The group bribed "inside contacts" at BNZ and ANZ to orchestrate their fraud.
A group of businessmen used forged documents to get a multi-million-dollar loan from ANZ.
ANZ's latest recruit Jamie, a virtual assistant, starts working at the bank today.
Pressure on bank staff to sell products remains high despite changes to incentives.
The scheme involved bribing bankers, one of whom has fled the country.
Amount people are taking out of KiwiSaver for a first home has doubled in five years.
Alleged cartel offences relate to a A$2.3 billion share issue.
More than 76 properties were involved, while "bribes" allegedly were given to bankers.