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Instant Finance CEO wants govt to look beyond ‘big end of town’

Election 2020: NBR talks to those at the coalface of business on the policies that matter to them.

Dita De Boni Tue, 08 Sep 2020

One of Instant Finance chief executive Dion Jones’ wishes for the coming election is that the incoming government look beyond the banks – “the big end of town” – when considering how all players in the sector help keep New Zealanders afloat through times that are destined to become

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