
Comment: Ignore business confidence but worry about bumpy times ahead
COMMENT: Ignore business confidence; it's a politically biased gauge.
COMMENT: Ignore business confidence; it's a politically biased gauge.
Who really owns the so called 'Aussie' banks that dominate the local market?
Are bank staff really there to help customers - or just to sell?
ANZ business panel's dire outlook doesn't appear shared by voters in general
The group bribed "inside contacts" at BNZ and ANZ to orchestrate their fraud.
A group of businessmen used forged documents to get a multi-million-dollar loan from ANZ.
ANZ's latest recruit Jamie, a virtual assistant, starts working at the bank today.
Pressure on bank staff to sell products remains high despite changes to incentives.
The scheme involved bribing bankers, one of whom has fled the country.
More than 76 properties were involved, while "bribes" allegedly were given to bankers.
A second bank is facing a complaint over a long way for a fraud claim.
Around 100,000 ANZ customers have been affected by a problem with its loan calculator.
New Zealand banks have been told to step up and prove to the regulators they are clean.
The country's largest bank has posted its six month result, up 1 per cent
ANZ had been in a trading halt ahead of an announcement this morning
Major institutions likely to feel effect of housing market cooling and squeeze in margins.
Jordan Leslie Simpson told the court that he wants to go to rehab
Analysts say it's been a tough quarter for the major banks.
A new report has revealed the drivers behind Kiwi's financial well-being.
One family of four had to sleep on the floor for more than a week after moving house.
Customers with local banks are happier than those with the Aussie giants.
Bring it on. Fund managers would welcome UDC onto the NZX.
'Toolkit' will ensure all NZ students learn about money, driving and other life skills.
A woman accused of a $54m mortgage fraud says her husband was the criminal mastermind.
More than 70 properties were allegedly purchased with fake loans and banking bribes.
ASB says latest research also revealed investors were staying "extremely conservative".
Bank told John Lokes, 94, he'd need an 18+ card to prove his identity.
Fletcher Building might seek money from investors.
New policy means people don't have to hide who they are.
The NZ dollar's new-found strength may not last.