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Westpac did nothing wrong when it sold the two mortgaged properties.
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Focus Live: Government moves to clean up banking and insurance industry
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Banks to face hefty fines for putting 'profits ahead of people'
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Companies should be forced to report on gender pay gap - union
Union calls for compulsory gender pay gap reporting.
Westpac's whopping 30pc gender pay gap
Westpac New Zealand has revealed plans to tackle its 30 per cent gender pay gap.
Editorial: Banks have to start listening to customers
We say: Withdrawal of trust is inevitable when firms don't act on customer concerns.
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NZ's small banks are using a fin-tech to allow them to compete with the majors.
$150,000 penalty: Home buyer pulled out, still ordered to pay seller
House owners pursued failed purchaser for the profit they lost in would-be deal.
Bank complaints rise more than 20pc to five-year high
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ASIC defends Westpac loans case appeal
ASIC cites "forward-looking consumer protection" as reason for appeal
Finance industry urged to change now or face legal clamp-down, regulator
Regulator warns finance industry to step up now.
BNZ customers threaten to walk as online outage drags on
BNZ has had problems with its online banking services for five days in a row.
BNZ restores internet banking after outage
Customers were unable to log in for two hours.
The interview: Donna Cooper on taking on the Aussie banks
How TSB boss Donna Cooper is taking on the big banks.
Brooke Masters: This is a dangerous time to deregulate banks
Financial Times: These days, examiners are less inclined to put lenders in 'penalty box'.
What ex-ANZ boss paid for Sir John Key's holiday home
New details revealed on Sir John Key's Omaha property sale to former ANZ boss David Hisco.
Middle-aged adults prime target for scammers
New research shows middle-aged adults are just as likely to be scammed as the elderly.
Judges surprise attorneys for Trump's bankers by asking about his tax returns
Should Deutsche Bank and Capital One have to comply with subpoenas from Congress.
Fran O'Sullivan: ANZ - the time for an inquiry is now
COMMENT: Reserve Bank must scrutinise culture and governance.
Kiwibank profit falls on fee reductions
Kiwibank has revealed its full-year result.
ANZ should have disclosed sale of $6.9m Hisco mansion - FMA
Sale of house wasn't disclosed in 2017 financial statements.
ANZ can't shake headache over NZ capital
ANZ claims it may have to reconsider NZ operations.
Letters: Trade wars' flow-on effects start to show
Around one third of government bonds are now offered with negative interest rates.
Banks ramp up risk and regulation hires - but at a cost
Top-level regulatory risk and governance specialists are commanding salaries up to $500k.
Diana Clement: Why travelling is about to get a whole lot cheaper
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