SMEs
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
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
Tamara Wilkinson says despite criticism of changes proposed in Australia's budget, the opportunities for young Aussies to earn, save, start businesses and build wealth over time remain largely available
20th May 26, 12:53pm
Tamara Wilkinson says despite criticism of changes proposed in Australia's budget, the opportunities for young Aussies to earn, save, start businesses and build wealth over time remain largely available
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
Dave Ananth wants the Government to recognise that its one-size-fits-all tax compliance regime is not fit for purpose for most small businesses, especially when business conditions are so weak
15th May 26, 9:29am
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Dave Ananth wants the Government to recognise that its one-size-fits-all tax compliance regime is not fit for purpose for most small businesses, especially when business conditions are so weak
Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Cameron Brewer says National still supports a surcharge ban, Labour to reserve position until second reading while Greens say the Bill doesn’t need to die
1st May 26, 9:12am
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Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Cameron Brewer says National still supports a surcharge ban, Labour to reserve position until second reading while Greens say the Bill doesn’t need to die
Australia's surcharge ban will make paying simpler – but not necessarily cheaper, Vibhu Arya and Wen Helena Li say
5th Apr 26, 10:19am
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Australia's surcharge ban will make paying simpler – but not necessarily cheaper, Vibhu Arya and Wen Helena Li say
Government talks up potential of open banking for small and medium sized businesses
1st Apr 26, 11:00am
Government talks up potential of open banking for small and medium sized businesses
Surcharge ban hits an impasse - 'I don't see a scenario where it gets passed before the election'
26th Mar 26, 3:04pm
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Surcharge ban hits an impasse - 'I don't see a scenario where it gets passed before the election'
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Reserve Bank Governor Anna Breman says 'monetary policy will have to react' if a wage-price spiral emerges
24th Mar 26, 1:41pm
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Reserve Bank Governor Anna Breman says 'monetary policy will have to react' if a wage-price spiral emerges
A real-time domestic payments network could provide 'a better and cheaper alternative' to Visa and Mastercard
12th Mar 26, 7:54pm
A real-time domestic payments network could provide 'a better and cheaper alternative' to Visa and Mastercard
AI can slowly shift an organisation’s core principles. How to spot ‘value drift’ early
28th Feb 26, 3:14pm
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AI can slowly shift an organisation’s core principles. How to spot ‘value drift’ early
Artificial intelligence expert Mark Laurence calls for a non-partisan New Zealand government-led AI strategy
24th Feb 26, 10:30am
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Artificial intelligence expert Mark Laurence calls for a non-partisan New Zealand government-led AI strategy
Would New Zealand becoming a cashless society help combat 'the number one threat to national security?'
17th Feb 26, 5:00am
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Would New Zealand becoming a cashless society help combat 'the number one threat to national security?'
NZ’s low productivity is often blamed on businesses staying small. That could be a strength in 2026, Rod McNaughton says
12th Jan 26, 2:18pm
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NZ’s low productivity is often blamed on businesses staying small. That could be a strength in 2026, Rod McNaughton says