Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
Month: September 2016
Don’t bank on cheap home loan rates – investors warned
Bankers’ Association chief executive Kirk Hope said: “Banks are responsible lenders. Historically low interest rates do not change this.”
Peer-to-peer lending lacking mum and dad investors
New Zealand Bankers Association chief executive Kirk Hope said would-be investors should consider the levels of trust and reputation associated with peer-to-peer lenders.
Woohoo moment turned boohoo
Kirk Hope discusses mistaken online payments on Fair Go.
Consultation Paper: Improving New Zealand’s ability to tackle money laundering and terrorist financing
Ministry of Justice
Official Cash Rate cut expected this morning
Bankers’ Association chief executive Kirk Hope said competition between banks could be a driver for mortgage rates to keep dropping.
Taxation (Business Tax, Exchange of Information, and Remedial Matters) Bill
Finance and Expenditure Select Committee
Investing time in your financial plan now could pay dividends later – Money Week
New Zealand Bankers’ Association (NZBA) says investing time to make your financial plan now could pay dividends by giving you choices in the future. As part of Money Week (5-11 September) run by the Commission for Financial Capability, NZBA is encouraging people to take time to think about their financial future, set short and long… Read more »
Cash use declining but more in circulation
Cash in circulation rose by 8 percent last year. There’s now $5 billion in circulation despite the fact cash use is declining. New Zealand Bankers’ Association chief executive Kirk Hope joined Paul Henry in studio to explain how and why this is occurring.
Dairy farmers happy with banks: survey
New Zealand Bankers’ Association chief executive Kirk Hope said banks were working closely with dairy farmers to help them manage through tough times.
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