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Editorial: NZ's biggest fall in GDP won't tell real story
Today's fall in GDP will be better than initially expected and the worst in NZ history.
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Regulator to keep close watch on Bonus Bonds wind-up
There are 1.3 million Kiwis with about $3.25b invested in Bonus Bonds.
Less grim: Economists forecast lower lockdown damage this time
A 'less downbeat' economic outlook from Westpac factors in resilience in June and July.
NZ's biggest bank puts aside more money for doubtful loans
Bank reveals more impacts from Covid-19.
The dilemma banks face over mask wearing
Should customers wear a mask when they enter a bank branch?
Banks close Auckland branches to prepare for 3-day lockdown
Banks have moved quickly to prepare for going back into lockdown.
Kate MacNamara: What $640m buys in the Reserve Bank's new budget
Funds are a win for Orr, but it's not clear that NZ will receive the value he claims.
Bank complaints: 21,000 in three months
First time complaint numbers have ever been revealed for the banks.
John Key: Let in 'rich Americans' who want to buy a house
Sir John Key says we need to reopen the border or face 'a very significant contraction'.
Liam Dann: Unemployment's OMG moment - what really happened to jobs
Good, bad or meaningless? We knew unemployment data would be weird but it still surprised.
Investors unhappy banks blocked $3m in transfers to US firm
Protesters say a bank is blocking their bid to invest in a US-based company.
What led police to release photos of suspected Wilson Parking card skimmer
Skimming fraud hits hospital ticket machines, investigation underway.
NZ banks expected to weather Covid-19 storm but risks remain
But risks remain from the pandemic lasting longer and delays in a vaccine.
ANZ to pay $19,000 following deathbed visit by banker
The bank also issued an apology to the family following a near two-year fight.
NZ banks' credit losses to rise to 12x 2019 level - S&P
A contracting economy and rising unemployment will affect banks' asset quality metrics.
The end of face-to-face banking? Covid lockdown hastens branch closures
More than 30 branches have closed since March 26.
Bank profits dropped 20pc in March quarter, full impact still to be revealed
A significant increase in impaired assets has dragged down bank profits.
Banks stopped selling controversial insurance product
Only Kiwibank still sells the insurance product.
ANZ strife: More bad news for country's largest bank
ANZ New Zealand now facing legal action on multiple fronts.
Regulator takes action against ANZ for insurance that offered no cover
Financial Markets Authority alleges bank sold insurance policies that offered no cover.
The other cloud hanging over NZ's economic recovery
The recovery will take way longer if Kiwis aren't willing to spend.
Mortgage wars should spark boost to lending
Mortgage lending was slashed to about half of normal levels last month due to Covid-19.
Jenny Ruth: RBNZ's awkward about-face on bank capital rules
The new bank capital rules have been deferred until July 1 next year.
Like Y2K again: Banks get ready for negative interest rates
Banks have to check everything from their legal documents to technology systems.
Working from home goes on for thousands of corporate workers
It'll be a slow return to the office for many of those working for corporates.
What bank bosses want to see in Budget 2020
What do bank bosses want to see in the Budget to help business?
S&P expects NZ banks' Covid-19 losses to peak at $4.7b
Similar comments made about Australia's four major banks, which own NZ's 'big four'.
Revealed: Just $23m of $6.25b Govt-backed loans made by banks
Take-up of the Business Finance Guarantee Scheme has been slow.
ANZ loses bid to strike out action over ponzi scheme
Bank has strike out application dismissed.
Job crunch: How bad will unemployment get?
New data on Wednesday will show unemployment on the rise. How bad it gets is not yet clear