The Reserve Bank plans to reintroduce loan to value ratio restrictions on mortgage borrowers from March next year following a surge in the housing market.

The Reserve Bank is expected to outline plans for its Funding for Lending Programme today, the latest tool to help push down borrowing costs. How will it work? 

New rules to force banks to hold extra capital will be delayed until 2022, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand has announced.

CareHQ is intended to make primary healthcare more accessible for New Zealanders.

ASB Bank has introduced debt to income ratios as a secondary test of borrowers' income, as lenders change their processes after Covid-19.

Pepper Money will keep paying trail to advisers with Covid-19 affected clients until the end of next year.

Heartland has slashed its online floating rate to 2.5% – the lowest variable rate on offer in New Zealand.

Economists expect the Reserve Bank to leave the official cash rate unchanged this week, but suggest more support is on the way for lenders, individual borrowers and businesses.

The competition watch dog in the United Kingdom has ordered FNZ to sell fellow software company GBST - a year after it bought the business.

The FMA has released the long-awaited standard conditions for the licensing of financial advice.

Cash backs are returning to pre-Covid levels across the main banks, advisers say, amid strong competition for high quality borrowers in the housing boom. 

Non-bank lender reaches a significant milestone, cracking the $1 billion barrier of investor funds now under management.