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ANZ shares lower as index climbs back down
The S&P/NZX 50 index fell 0.06 per cent, or 3.89 points, to 6069.74. Within the index, 23 stocks rose, 16 fell and 11 were unchanged.

Big four banks' $4.4b profit
But shine of record earnings dulled by news of slower growth.

China's easing of one child policy good for NZ dairy
China's decision to allow all married couples to have two children will be supportive for the New Zealand dairy industry, but only "at the margin", ANZ Bank said in a commentary.

No ATMs, no Eftpos, no service
Anger and frustration over glitch that brought down ANZ services.

Banking glitch impacts ANZ customers
ANZ Bank is working to fix a technical glitch which has caused all of its major services to be disabled tonight.

ANZ NZ profits up 0.3pc, interest margin falls
ANZ Bank New Zealand, the nation's biggest lender, has recorded a 0.3 percent gain in full-year cash profits.

Holdout farmers refuse bank payout deal
A handful of farmers are refusing to settle or take a payout from the big banks that sold them controversial 'interest rate swaps'.

Another Kiwi takes reins at big Oz bank
ANZ's choice of Elliott to replace the outspoken Smith shows the board wants to stick with its Asian Strategy.

ANZ's New Zealand cash profit slips
The slip came as net interest income for ANZ Bank's NZ arm rose 4 per cent in the past financial year to $2.14 billion.

Confidence shockingly weak
Downbeat economic commentary continued to flow yesterday, with Westpac saying it expects New Zealand's annual GDP growth to dip below 2 per cent, while ANZ's Truckometer is pointing to a clear....

Campion gets onboard ANZ campaign
Top of the Lake film maker Jane Campion has directed an ANZ Bank film campaign highlighting gender wealth disparity.

Women $60k behind men on savings
Worrying stat comes as ANZ says it'll keep paying into its staff members' KiwiSaver accounts who go on parental leave.

NZ bank profits up 8.6pc
Things are still looking healthy for New Zealand's banks, despite a fall in lending margins at the start of this year.

Mortgage rates drop again
Mortgage rates have dropped again. SBS Bank is offering a 4.85 per cent rate for an 18-month term - the lowest deal around.

NZ business confidence turns negative
Business confidence turned negative this month for the first time since February 2011, led by a gloomy agriculture sector.

Consumer confidence continues to decline
Consumer confidence continued to weaken in this month's ANZ Roy Morgan survey.

ANZ's rate swap breach
ANZ breached the Fair Trading Act for misleadingly representing interest rate swaps to some customers.

Funds can now be used for deposits
There's been a few changes to KiwiSaver affecting first home buyers - and it's mostly good news.

Saving money child's play
Teaching kids about money is increasingly becoming a top priority for the major banks.

ASB follows suit, cuts mortgages
ASB has followed the lead of ANZ and Kiwibank and slashed its fixed mortgage rates.

Why you'll pay less on your mortgage
Westpac could join a mortgage-rate battle after Kiwibank and ANZ slashed their home loan rates.

Mortgage rates slashed
ANZ and KiwiBank have cut their mortgage rates as speculation grows the Reserve Bank will cut the OCR.

Dairy prices tipped to bottom out at auction
The last GlobalDairyTrade auction for the season is tomorrow and dairy analysts say indications are that prices may be about to bottom out.

Bank chief: There is no housing bubble
A second banking chief has denied Auckland has a housing bubble, saying many factors were combining to drive prices up including the city's sheer desirability.

Dollar may drop due to rate cuts
The dollar may decline this week as economists bet the Reserve Bank will start cutting interest rates as early as next month.

Safety-first KiwiSavers risk losing out
KiwiSaver providers are struggling to move savers out of the default funds despite a requirement by the Government to give people more information on their choices.

ANZ most aggressive rural rate swaps: ComCom
ANZ Bank New Zealand, the country's biggest lender, was the most aggressive in pitching interest rate swaps to farmers, the Commerce Commission says.

BNZ first-half cash earnings rise 4.5pc to $418m
BNZ cash earnings have risen 4.5 per cent in the six months ended March 31 to $418 million as growth in housing and business lending, and lower funding costs, drove up net interest income.