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NZ headed for recession in 2023, but inflation to fall fast - BNZ
BNZ sees an 'orderly correction' with unemployment remaining low and business solid.
BNZ sees an 'orderly correction' with unemployment remaining low and business solid.
But borrowers will have to take out a loan for $2 million to get the full cashback.
Specimen banknote once changed hands for almost $100,000.
The economy will rebound from the Omicron slump, but the real pain may still be to come.
There will be more innovative social and green finance opportunities for investors.
The chances of getting through this interest rate cycle with a "soft landing" are fading.
BNZ is threatening to cancel merchant facilities after a burglary at the historic bar.
The Bank of New Zealand has released is half-year result.
BNZ customers were unable to use ATM cards or access online banking services for hours.
Strong mortgage lending and a write-back in impairments were the main drivers.
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But there will be no change for customers doing over the counter transactions.
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Angela Mentis has moved back to a role at BNZ parent National Australia Bank.
Huggins started in the top job this month.
This was as bold and aggressive a strategy as could have been expected, writes Liam Dann.
Catherine McGrath will take the position vacated by David McLean.
Strong second-quarter GDP data will provide some confidence for post-lockdown rebound.
Public warned to look out for scammers operating during lockdown.
Banks say they are giving small businesses some certainty.
ANZ economists see cause for optimism and forecast V-shaped recovery after sharp GDP hit.
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Mentis has headed up the BNZ for three and a half years.
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Chapman is also the board chair of New Zealand Herald owner NZME.
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