Anger and frustration over glitch that brought down ANZ services.

Market-share gains helped ANZ New Zealand drive a 4 per cent lift in annual profit to a record $1.8 billion.

ANZ Bank is working to fix a technical glitch which has caused all of its major services to be disabled tonight.

A window of opportunity has opened up for first home buyers in Auckland as a result of a massive decline in interest from Chinese buyers, says one mortgage broker.

ANZ Bank New Zealand, the nation's biggest lender, has recorded a 0.3 percent gain in full-year cash profits.

Official cash rate to remain at 2.75 per cent but bank worried about effects of China slowdown.

Fixed home loan rates are unlikely to fall much further regardless of what happens to the official cash rate brokers say.

BNZ has cracked the billion dollar profit level, but has put aside a big pile of cash for potential bad debts from its rural customers.

Bank shoots past the billion-dollar mark for the first time.

Qantas has launched a pre-paid currency card in New Zealand - the first country outside its Australian base.

Eyeing up that bach down the road or perusing the property listings with a view to borrowing more money on the cheap?

Economists expect the Reserve Bank to keep its powder dry when it reviews its official cash rate on Thursday.

Inflation is unlikely to be the trigger for an Australian Reserve Bank rate cut.

Serious Fraud Office investigating fraud involving developers, company directors, property valuers and lawyers.

It's an affordability issue, not necessarily a bubble.

Found it hard to make an online complaint about your bank's services? You may not be alone.

October 2015 may just be remembered as the month when the great Australian housing boom came to an end.

Our new Banking Ombudsman brings a strong sense of empathy to her work sorting out ordinary people's complaints in the sector.

Banks earnings will be in focus as Federal Reserve officials respond.

A $3 million test case between a motelier and Westpac over interest rate swaps was called off before a judge had the chance to decide the dispute.

Retail spending on electronic cards rose for a fifth month in September, led by an increase in expenditure on durable goods.

NZ resident Darrell Read allegedly offered a colleague "copious amounts of curry" in return for helping fix Libor rates.

A handful of farmers are refusing to settle or take a payout from the big banks that sold them controversial 'interest rate swaps'.

A New Zealand resident known as "Big Nose" was one of six brokers that helped convicted trader Tom Hayes manipulate bank rates by acting as middlemen.

Westpac has retained the lucrative contract for the bulk of the Government's banking services.

ANZ's choice of Elliott to replace the outspoken Smith shows the board wants to stick with its Asian Strategy.

Top business leader slates financial sector elite as "burden".

Want to know what central bankers will do in the next few years? There's a Bank of England website page you need to read.