Westpac profit slumps $393m on Covid-19 impact
This follows on from a massive drop for ANZ.
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Heartland secures new funding for reverse mortgage business
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Labour to unveil blitz on bank fees in new policy today
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MetService latest NZ organisation to be hit by targeted cyber attack
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Kiwibank boss on why confidence is its biggest headwind
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Bloomfield blames advice for blocking bank bid
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Major banks shut Auckland branches for level 3
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ASB boss' big pay packet cut
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