Add to ORKGThis article outlines a number of developments that are occurring in the payment system, internationally and in New Zealand, including the prudential issues with which the Bank is currently engaged.
The scope of financial services is undergoing constant changes as a result of global dyzitalization ...
2009 This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expre...
The global financial crisis and subsequent recession have highlighted the huge costs that financial ...
This article reviews developments in the New Zealand banking system over the 1998 calendar year, wit...
This article discusses the issues of establishing an effective national payment system of the centra...
The New Zealand financial system is dominated by banks, whose assets are well over 90 per cent of th...
This article assesses the current state of, and threats to, financial stability in New Zealand. It d...
This article reviews trends in the use of currency in New Zealand and reports developments of partic...
This paper surveys four recent major developments worldwide in the areas of negotiable instruments a...
This article discusses the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Amendment Act 2006, passed in October, which ...
Recent global events have underscored how instability in the international financial system can have...
This article explains recent legislative changes directed at making the netting of financial contrac...
payments system refers to the set of arrangements for discharging obligations of economic agents whe...
New Zealand’s trading patterns have changed considerably in recent years. Our trade is increasingly ...
Properly established laws and banking regulations are important for the stability of the financial s...
The scope of financial services is undergoing constant changes as a result of global dyzitalization ...
2009 This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expre...
The global financial crisis and subsequent recession have highlighted the huge costs that financial ...
This article reviews developments in the New Zealand banking system over the 1998 calendar year, wit...
This article discusses the issues of establishing an effective national payment system of the centra...
The New Zealand financial system is dominated by banks, whose assets are well over 90 per cent of th...
This article assesses the current state of, and threats to, financial stability in New Zealand. It d...
This article reviews trends in the use of currency in New Zealand and reports developments of partic...
This paper surveys four recent major developments worldwide in the areas of negotiable instruments a...
This article discusses the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Amendment Act 2006, passed in October, which ...
Recent global events have underscored how instability in the international financial system can have...
This article explains recent legislative changes directed at making the netting of financial contrac...
payments system refers to the set of arrangements for discharging obligations of economic agents whe...
New Zealand’s trading patterns have changed considerably in recent years. Our trade is increasingly ...
Properly established laws and banking regulations are important for the stability of the financial s...
The scope of financial services is undergoing constant changes as a result of global dyzitalization ...
2009 This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expre...
The global financial crisis and subsequent recession have highlighted the huge costs that financial ...