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Liam Dann: Inflation data 'cements need' for August rate hike
New data shows inflation has spiked but will it take hold in the public pysche?
Liam Dann: NZ economy a good bet? You can bank on it
Westpac's decision not to sell its NZ operation is a moral victory for the Reserve Bank.
Bank closures in the provinces: Finance Minister pressed companies to extend 'hub' trial
Pressure from mayors sees Finance Minister press banks to extend bank hub trial.
Court of Appeal cuts robbery getaway driver's sentence
The Northlander argued the district court judge's sentencing starting point was too high.
Money Talks: Why economists get it wrong more often than right
ANZ economist Sharon Zollner shares thoughts on money, debt and the price of lollies.
Three big reasons our banking system remains strong
ANZ chief executive Antonia Watson says banking system remains strong
Virus impact: NZ's biggest bank tips three interest rate cuts by May
ANZ predicts the OCR could drop as low as 0.25 per cent.
ANZ close to selling UDC - report
Indicative bids for UDC Finance are due on Friday.
Liam Dann: A horrible year for bankers ... and it's not over yet
Could this year get any worse for the Aussie banking sector? Yes, maybe on Thursday.
'Daft and deeply frustrating': Watchdog slams ANZ's Hisco house sale
FMA chief expresses his frustration at ANZ's handling of its CEO house sale.
Business confidence falls to 'dismal levels'
Investment intentions and profit expectations have fallen "to dismal levels", ANZ says
ANZ picks OCR to keep falling - three more cuts by May
ANZ economists expect slowing growth will force three more official cash rate cuts.
Banks make $1.45bn in three months despite market changes
Bank profits were up in the first quarter of 2019 despite a subdued lending environment.
ANZ threatens to 'review and reconsider' NZ operations
ANZ says the proposed capital requirements would see it reduce its NZ footprint.
Watchdog confirms it is looking at Hisco house issue
The FMA and RBNZ will both now be probe matters relating to ANZ's governance
On-sale of St Heliers home to Hisco's wife raises questions
A property deal between ANZ and the wife of ex-CEO David Hisco is raising fresh questions.
Liam Dann: Was ANZ boss David Hisco thrown under the bus?
COMMENT: There are some big questions hanging over the high-profile departure.
NZ bank conduct review won't address Hisco concerns
A bank conduct and culture review due this month won't address concerns about ex-ANZ head.
Liam Dann: Pressure on Key as ANZ turmoil grows
Pressure is mounting on ANZ chairman John Key after the second serious issue this year
Focus Live: ANZ chairman Sir John Key on boss David Hisco’s departure after review of personal expenses
Focus Live: ANZ chairman Sir John Key on boss David Hisco’s departure after review of personal expenses
Barry Soper: Kiwibank hardly setting the right example
Comment: Was Anderton right in his claim that Kiwis were being ripped off by the Aussies?
Man allegedly goes on mini crime spree so he can head back to prison
The man allegedly went to the ANZ bank and smashed a window to draw police attention.
Former bank director calls for Sir John Key to be forced to resign from ANZ
An incident saw ANZ censured by the Reserve Bank.
Sir John Key pushes for tougher rules for NZ banks
Sir John Key recommends adopting Aussie banking laws, remains cautious about economy.
Duncan Bridgeman: Time to force Aussie banks to spin off NZ operations
COMMENT: All we want for Christmas is some Aussie bank shares.
Soul Machines' exec responds to Hosking hit
Soul Machines has faced criticism for creating mostly female avatars.
How businesses are stepping in to combat climate change in Australia
Sick of waiting for the Government, business has decided on its own greenhouse gas policy.
Govt urged to give small business a tax cut with costs piling up
Government called on to give SMEs a tax cut next year to relieve rising cost burden.
Bank boss: 'We have broken the trust of many of our customers'
"We have broken the trust of many of our customers," banking boss says.
NZ banking under spotlight after Aussie review
A report on the conduct of NZ banks is due out next month.
Comment: If business confidence is so low, why is the share market at record highs?
The true test will come during the corporate reporting season in August.
Cashflow better but uncertainty wobbles for farmers
Dairy farming cashflows are better but uncertainty underpins the relief, says ANZ.
Our banks are not above reproach
High Court case emerges as Kiwi banks front up with information to regulators.