Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Author: Philip vanDyk
Where are the mortgagee sales?
“A mortgagee sale is usually a last resort and suggests other options are no longer available. Mortgagee sales remain extremely low, despite the economic climate.”
‘Follow the money’: Easy-fix could curb romance scams
“Banks already compensate customers for fraud losses in cases of unauthorised access to their accounts. We are currently discussing with the government a new approach for compensation in cases of authorised payment scams, where customers are tricked into making payments to criminals.
Consultation: Russia Sanctions Act Statutory Review
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
No new lending for petrol stations will impact rural communities the most
“The government has a range of climate-related policies and regulation aimed at addressing this issue, including climate-related risk disclosures and an emissions reduction plan. The banks take these regulatory obligations very seriously.
Discussion document: Proposed changes to the Deed of Understanding between New Zealand Post and the Government of New Zealand – 2024 Review
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
BNZ, ANZ receptive to moves to ‘enhance competition’
“As an industry, we are working with the Reserve Bank on relevant recommendations such as lending on whenua Māori and basic bank accounts,” chief executive Roger Beaumont said.
Statutes Amendment Bill
Governance and Administration Select Committee
Banks roll out new scam protection tool: How confirmation of payee will work
“The technology build and integration of the new service differs across banks, so it’s unsurprising that each bank’s testing and delivery phase looks slightly different,” said association chief executive Roger Beaumont.
Crisis Management under the Deposit Takers Act 2023 Issues Paper
Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
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