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Experts tip lift in OCR
With a fourth successive increase in the official cash rate on Thursday widely expected, the focus will be on what the brief accompanying statement indicates.
Michele Hewitson interview: Craig Donaldson
After surviving for a decade on Wall St, a Kiwi banker comes home to throw himself into charity work because ‘it feels good’.
Dollar sinks further on air crash, Gaza offensive news
The Kiwi dollar extended its slide as the crash of a Malaysian jet in rebel-held Ukraine and a ground offensive in Gaza sapped risk appetite worldwide.
China Construction Bank gains NZ banking license
China Construction Bank has been licensed by the Reserve Bank, making it the country's 24th registered lender.
World-beating dollar seen topping out near record
New Zealand's dollar is the most overstretched in three years, trading patterns suggest, putting in jeopardy its chances of surpassing a record high.
Banking boss helps migrants
BNZ's head of migrant banking, Frank Cui, reckons he has a pretty good grasp of the challenges immigrants face when building a new life in NZ.
Dollar rises to 13-month high against Euro
The New Zealand dollar touched a 13-month high against the euro overnight.
Lending service aims for shake-up
The boss of New Zealand's first peer-to-peer lending service, Harmoney, says the online platform will shake up the personal loan market and give retail investors a new option.
Director breached duties: judge
A former banking boss traded without the knowledge of his co-directors at a consultancy business and rather than putting the firm's account on invoices he put bank accounts of companies he personally controlled, the High Court was told.
Court rules ex-bank boss liable for $1m
A former banking boss breached duties owed to a consultancy firm he helped set up, profited at its expense, and is now liable to it for more than $1 million.
Government opens banking tender
The New Zealand government's banking services are up for tender for the first time in more than two decades.
Venture capitalist wins seized bitcoin auction
Tim Draper has been identified as the winning bidder for a cache of 29,656 bitcoins seized from the Silk Road website and auctioned off by the US govt.