Today's XE release   The NZDUSD opens at 0.6697 (mid-rate) this morning.

Todays HIFX release   The NZDUSD opens at 0.6688 (mid-rate) this morning.

Todays HIFX release The NZDUSD opens at 0.6632 (mid-rate) this morning.

The potential for New Zealand tech exports will be huge when direct free trade post-Brexit opens with the United Kingdom, a leading fintech expert says.

Now is the time for Kiwi financial services to be more transparent following banking issues in the United Kingdom and Australia, a leading New Zealand financial tech expert says.

Teams from six secondary schools have been chosen as finalists in the Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Challenge.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) and the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) today briefed the Finance and Expenditure Select committee on the Australian Royal Commission (RC) into Misconduct in Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry, and the response by regulators in New Zealand.The Australian RC was established on 14 December 2017 in response to a series of known, misconduct incidents widespread within financial services over a lengthy period. The RC is expected to issue an initial report in September 2018 and a final report, with recommendations, by February 2019.New Zealand regulators’ responseNew Zealand regulators have been monitoring the RC…

Paymark congratulates the finalists in the 2018 Fintech Innovation Challenge and is delighted by the calibre of the award entries.

Until now, getting a clear picture of how the country's banks stack up against each other could be a tortuous process, involving trawling through various bank sites, or a large and relatively incomprehensible spreadsheet on the Reserve Bank site.

An article published today in the Reserve Bank Bulletin examines the international experience of several central banks since the global financial crisis of 2007/08, and considers the potential for such policies in the New Zealand environment.

Finance Minister Grant Robertson confirmed plans for $42 billion of net capital spending over the next five years in his latest pre-budget speech to the Wellington Chamber of Commerce this afternoon