Business Hub: BNZ chief on grabbing opportunities amid Covid
Huggins started in the top job this month.
Huggins started in the top job this month.
This was as bold and aggressive a strategy as could have been expected, writes Liam Dann.
NZ's economy faces a "perfect storm" of global and local forces driving up prices.
Borrowers are going to have to divert more money towards paying their mortgages.
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.
More than $2.2m in bank deposits from a software firm is not fraud, says an Auckland man.
Chapman is also the board chair of New Zealand Herald owner NZME.
The return of inflation and rising interest rates makes economics more relevant than ever.
New data shows inflation has spiked but will it take hold in the public pysche?
It feels like prices for everything have been rising. New data will reveal by how much.
Liam Dann talks to BNZ's Renata Blair about bridging the cultural divide in banking.
Westpac's decision not to sell its NZ operation is a moral victory for the Reserve Bank.
Pressure from mayors sees Finance Minister press banks to extend bank hub trial.
Reference fields in bank transfers being used to send 2000 abusive messages per month.
The economy survived what was supposed to be a very tough quarter with jobs growth intact
These were the words of Ron Brierley - no knighthood now - just months after his arrest.
'The Queen has been informed,' says Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
Lack of digital skills can hold you back on the job - or stop you from getting one.
A BNZ app glitch has caused concern among some customers.
Alleged investment scheme that's seen family homes up for mortgagee sale referred to SFO.
The BNZ loan is the first to provide financial incentives to a farming business.
Impaired asset expenses rose sharply across the banks.
Combined Kiwibank/Post Shop could be the only in-person banking left in Wairoa by winter.
Banks are also taking a divergent approach on pre-approvals.
The businessman appeared in court today.
Strong numbers tomorrow may raise more alarm bells than weak data, economists say.