RBNZ reviews banks' risks
The risks that banks face which are outside their normal trading activities are being reviewed by the central bank.
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Borrowers looking to longer terms thanks to Covid
The discovery of a new strain of Covid-19 is making home buyers even more cautions than they already were, according to a longstanding Auckland mortgage adviser.
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Westpac's governance problems detailed
Westpac NZ has been pinged by the Reserve Bank (RBNZ) for having insufficient banking expertise among its board of directors.
Adrian Orr: We put our best foot forward
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How cities need to change to adapt to climate change
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Guidelines for Covid-infected people living in apartments
The Health Ministry has issued new advice for body corporates dealing with Covid-19 infected people self-isolating in their apartments.
House prices materially falling chorus from banks
The BNZ has joined Westpac and the Reserve Bank in predicting modest outright falls in house prices, but a large correction cannot be ruled out.
Floating higher; What's keeping advisers awake at night
Following the hike in the OCR floating rates continue to increase; however as there are a decreasing about of loans on variable rates it probably doesn't have much impact on the market.
Recently we surveyed advisers to find out about what keeps them awake at night. The results are in TMM which should be on desks any day now. But you can now read the magazine in a digital format.
Here is your link to a digital version of the magazine