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Reserve Bank considers liquidity controls for non-bank deposit takers

The Reserve Bank is considering introducing new liquidity controls for non-bank deposit takers as part of the new prudential regime which comes into effect next month which require firms have risk management plans.

Tue, Feb 2nd 2010 09:47PM

First Step investors will likely get more repayments this year

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Wellington house market holds up

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Finance Direct takes big steps in deposit rate competition

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Geneva Finance to lose its wholesale funding

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OCR holds, mid-year rate hike still likely

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Marchmont keeps mum on identity; Stalls on Strategic queries

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NZ Funds mildly optimistic about this year

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Marac unveils non-guaranteed deposit rates

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PGG Wrightson optimistic about fortunes in 2010

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Mascot failure likely to cost taxpayers $33 million

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House prices up but sales levels concerning

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Rates Round Up

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Home-building and hospitals push up November building consents

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Fund managers move to broker firm

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Fidelity pays investors after 18-month wait

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S&P take a wait and see approach to South Canterbury

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Strategic’s Finnigan winds back hours to help cut costs

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House values gain in 09

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Receivers update investors on failed fin coys over holiday period

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