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ANZ sells eftpos business
ANZ New Zealand - the country's biggest bank - has sold its eftpos terminal leasing unit, EFTPOS New Zealand, for an undisclosed sum.
Banks unite in silence on giving client details to police
Banks have united to keep mum on how often they give customer details to police without a warrant.
Companies feel Xmas cheer
Businesses are more confident about their own outlook and the broader economy, ANZ's monthly survey has found.
Banks offer sweet deals
Banks are going into battle for new customers with free tablet computers, contributions to house painting and cash handouts all up for grabs.
Banks say NZ profits aren't that high
New Zealand's mostly Australian-owned banks are not as profitable as they appear, despite very strong earnings, the NZ Bankers Association says.
ANZ betting on 'power of two'
ANZ Bank sees no rush of customers to rivals with death of National brand.
Independence key to IT fix-it firm
Industry veterans rely on selling their expertise, not hardware or software.
Police given Dotcom bank data
Police got personal banking details of Kim Dotcom and his staff without getting a search warrant in a move that has implications for bank customers.
ANZ customers face fees shakeup
ANZ has promised National Bank customers the only change they will see is the colour of their bank, but its own customers aren't so lucky.
KiwiSaver: The latest results
The results are in, for the competing funds' first five years. If yours is trailing the field, is it time to switch? Tamsyn Parker reports.
ANZ may lose 40pc of National customers
The ANZ could potentially lose 30 to 40 per cent of its National Bank customers by dropping the brand, a banking expert says.
Mortgage wars: How to win
Banks are dropping mortgage rates and offering cash sweeteners, loaded credit cards, payment of legal fees and tablet computers as they go to war for customers.
