
Don Brash: Nonsense on banking
COMMENT: If banks could simply create money, why would they pay to attract deposits?
COMMENT: If banks could simply create money, why would they pay to attract deposits?
If you're finding yourself short of assets for collateral one bank will accept cheese.
Co-op Money NZ chairman Steve Nichols has quit after just over a month.
Kiwibank is warning customers after it was affected by a skimming operation
New Zealand is yet to see a growth of Shari-compliant banking options.
A small savings this week could shave years off your mortgage in the long run.
Jes Stanley will suffer a significant pay cut after he tried to uncover a whistleblower.
Kiwibank chairman and deputy chairman are to resign this week.
Change at top of Kiwibank board not due to dissatisfaction, spokesman says.
Banking sector remains vulnerable to potential money laundering and terrorism.
The $247m will make sure the bank's capital stays within the regulator's limits.
Banks have stepped up to provide a package of financial relief options for customers.
The sector remains vulnerable to potential money laundering and terrorism financing risks.
Bank branches the size of garden sheds staffed with baristas could be the future.
People have forgotten what banks do for them, ANZ's Kiwi CEO says.
The technology can tell the difference between identical twins and will help catch fraud.
Major Chinese banks operating in New Zealand continue to make significant inroads.
The UK Prime Minister has highlighted the need for "implementation periods" for finance.
New financial crime regulations will see banks provide police with more customer data.
Action group Fair Play on Fees has reached a settlement with Kiwibank following its ANZ Bank settlement in October.
COMMENT: Both income and asset tests decide who gets a subsidy, Mary Holm writes.
BNZ is closing branches and reducing the hours at others as it shifts to meet the growing use of digital banking.
The Fed's quarter-point rate hike this morning was neutral for New Zealand borrowers.
Many bank customers would be happy to open a bank account with Google or Amazon if they could.
Kiwibank is working urgently to resolve the compliance issues with the Reserve Bank.
New research is supporting the view that it's time to ditch daylight savings.
The job candidates for senior positions at these banks are impressive. And almost always, they're women.
BNZ customers are fuming after being unable to access their accounts online.
I have a burning question. Why do banks send credit cards to teenagers when they turn 18?