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Fintech revolutionises finance
Financial organisations will have to keep up with the changing landscape.

Tim McCready: 2019 — a year of challenges
Global uncertainty casts a shadow over Asian Financial Forum in Hong Kong.

Exchange securing a future
Tim McCready talks to James Fok, Head of Group Strategy at the Hong Kong Exchange.

How Trump exaggerated his wealth, hid his debts
Financial documents omitted properties carrying debts, while big assets were overvalued.

Green bonds: an innovative option for financing
CEO Karen Hau talks to the Herald about green bonds, and the opportunity for Auckland.

New mechanisms for growth
Matthew Walker talks with the Herald about funding the city's growth.

NZ's economic opportunity: let's not stop at open banking
David Hisco says the country needs a bigger vision and it needs to go beyond banking.

A 'Kodak' moment for banks
Companies within the financial services industry must embrace emerging technologies.

Why 80% of Kiwi CEOs are worried about Shane Jones
Shane Jones has come under harsh criticism recently for his attacks on private business.

Business leaders view Peters as a 'pleasant surprise'
Political uncertainty has contributed to the current level of business confidence.

Not yet a credible Opposition
Amy Adams was quickly awarded the prime finance shadow portfolio.

Scant FMA oversight drags out investigations 'in deepest secrecy'
NZSA chairman also highlighted lack of retail investor representation on the FMA's board.

The conundrum that faces capital markets
A Roundtable with Nicholas Ross, Christopher Simcock, Andrew Fredericks and David Lane.

Heading into the FinTech future
James Brown feels good about how FinTech is currently positioned in New Zealand.

ANZ CEO David Hisco’s money tips for children (and adults too)
Starting saving as early as you can is a message that ANZ Chief Executive David Hisco recently shared with pupils at Ellerslie School.

Reserve Bank Governor 6-monthly Financial Stability Review
Reserve Bank Governor Grant Spencer's statement at their 6-monthly Financial Stability Review press conference in Wellington.

Official Cash Rate to remain unchanged
Acting Reserve Bank Governor Grant Spencer announces that the Official Cash Rate will remain unchanged at 1.75 per cent. Credit: Mark Mitchell

Fund manager wary of Peters' possible policy
Nikko is weighing up which side of the fence likely kingmaker Winston Peters will fall.

Trustee reaches $4.5m settlement with FMA
Prince and Partners admits failings as trustee of Viaduct Capital.

Commonwealth Bank facing APRA probe
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has set up an inquiry into the bank.

'Don't jump to conclusions'-CBA boss
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has been accused of breaching money laundering laws.

Slump forces farmers to get financial
The milk price slump created an opportunity to strengthen financial literacy.

Dreamworld could be broken up
Ardent Leisure says it is looking at unlocking value from parts of Dreamworld.

Boost for Strategic Finance settlement
Action taken against an insurer has given the Strategic Finance settlement sum a boost.

US student debt hits record
Total U.S. student debt hit a record $1.31 trillion according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Housing, dairy still a risk to NZ
High farm debt and inflated house prices remain a risk to New Zealand's financial system.

The $1000 project: How to save a grand
Finance guru Canna Campbell is on a mission to teach everyone to save and invest - and the single mum just made an extra A$32,000 in 12 months.

China's calamity: The Great Wall of Debt
China is edging towards "financial calamity" and must wean itself off its debt addiction to avoid a crisis, the IMF says.

Interest rates tipped to rise
Bad news for those with a mortgage, but good news for depositers.