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FMA says car loans, mortgage fraud, product design and transaction accounts are areas of focus over the coming 12 months
30th Jun 26, 5:00am
FMA says car loans, mortgage fraud, product design and transaction accounts are areas of focus over the coming 12 months
Majority of people say insurers need to be clearer about where they will and won't provide insurance, and about the costs that make up premiums, IAG NZ survey shows
30th Jun 26, 4:00am
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Majority of people say insurers need to be clearer about where they will and won't provide insurance, and about the costs that make up premiums, IAG NZ survey shows
Bank for International Settlements warns reversal of AI investment boom could cause major recession, notes AI could 'augment the production of knowledge itself' and erode the consumer base
29th Jun 26, 5:00pm
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Bank for International Settlements warns reversal of AI investment boom could cause major recession, notes AI could 'augment the production of knowledge itself' and erode the consumer base
'There are positive signs that there is potential increased competition coming in' to provide new warranty schemes, MBIE manager says, with interest from Australia
29th Jun 26, 3:47pm
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'There are positive signs that there is potential increased competition coming in' to provide new warranty schemes, MBIE manager says, with interest from Australia
Westpac-McDermott Miller Consumer Confidence Index shows consumer confidence in the June quarter dropped to the lowest level since 2023 due to the Middle East conflict, fuel and living costs
17th Jun 26, 11:59am
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Westpac-McDermott Miller Consumer Confidence Index shows consumer confidence in the June quarter dropped to the lowest level since 2023 due to the Middle East conflict, fuel and living costs
Natural hazard risk in New Zealand will likely grow faster than our ability to manage it, the country's largest insurer IAG NZ says, as it calls for a clear, long-term government roadmap
10th Jun 26, 4:00am
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Natural hazard risk in New Zealand will likely grow faster than our ability to manage it, the country's largest insurer IAG NZ says, as it calls for a clear, long-term government roadmap
Energy Minister Simeon Brown places the cost of planned LNG import facility on power companies, with the Government backing down from electricity levy on consumers
9th Jun 26, 1:20pm
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Energy Minister Simeon Brown places the cost of planned LNG import facility on power companies, with the Government backing down from electricity levy on consumers
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Plans to limit interchange fees for Mastercard and Visa commercial credit cards outlined in Commerce Commission draft decision
4th Jun 26, 10:35am
Plans to limit interchange fees for Mastercard and Visa commercial credit cards outlined in Commerce Commission draft decision
Financial Markets Authority to take over regulatory oversight of consumer credit laws as government touts 'simpler, clearer, and more workable rules'
2nd Jun 26, 4:45pm
Financial Markets Authority to take over regulatory oversight of consumer credit laws as government touts 'simpler, clearer, and more workable rules'
Grocery Commissioner Pierre van Heerden says 'reforms need more time to bed in to see significant improvements in the market'
2nd Jun 26, 2:12pm
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Grocery Commissioner Pierre van Heerden says 'reforms need more time to bed in to see significant improvements in the market'
Kiwibank customers can now access open banking-enabled payments and data sharing through internet banking and the bank's app
28th May 26, 6:00am
Kiwibank customers can now access open banking-enabled payments and data sharing through internet banking and the bank's app
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Gentailer crackdown: Electricity Authority moves to level the playing field in the electricity market between the so-called gentailers and other retail competitors
26th May 26, 10:25am
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Gentailer crackdown: Electricity Authority moves to level the playing field in the electricity market between the so-called gentailers and other retail competitors
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment asks whether payment services regulation is fit for purpose
22nd May 26, 12:49pm
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment asks whether payment services regulation is fit for purpose
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Consumer NZ says no bank reached threshold for its People’s Choice Award for first time in a decade
20th May 26, 9:59am
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Consumer NZ says no bank reached threshold for its People’s Choice Award for first time in a decade
Jovan Pavlicevic argues banking competition is about whether the system is structurally capable of producing new winners rather than just who owns what
19th May 26, 11:51am
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Jovan Pavlicevic argues banking competition is about whether the system is structurally capable of producing new winners rather than just who owns what