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Reserve Bank governor Adrian Orr gains a sense of urgency over banking conduct

But Mr Orr says New Zealand banks are well-regulated.

Jenny Ruth
Thu, 03 May 2018

The scandals emerging from the Australian royal commission seem to at last be engendering a far greater sense of urgency from Reserve Bank governor Adrian Orr about demonstrating that New Zealand isn’t hiding similar scandals.

This week, both Mr Orr and Financial Markets Authority (FMA) chief

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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 03 May 2018
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