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Bernard Hickey

About

Bernard is back as a senior contributor on interest.co.nz. Until September 30, 2012 he was the managing editor here. He had previously worked for 18 years for Reuters, the FT Group and Fairfax as a financial journalist and editor. He is now the publisher of The Kaka.

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Latest articles

Top 10 at 10: Blankfein’s lies; Corrupt ratings agencies; China’s property madness; Dilbert
Top 10 at 10: Blankfein’s lies; Corrupt ratings agencies; China’s property madness; Dilbert
Exclusive: Banks hoist for sale sign at heavily indebted Yellow Pages
Exclusive: Banks hoist for sale sign at heavily indebted Yellow Pages
Finance companies lose NZ$661 mln in one year, KPMG survey shows
Finance companies lose NZ$661 mln in one year, KPMG survey shows
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Finance companies lose NZ$661 mln in one year
Finance companies lose NZ$661 mln in one year
Top 10 at 10: Blankfein's lies; Corrupt ratings agencies; China's property madness; Dilbert
Top 10 at 10: Blankfein's lies; Corrupt ratings agencies; China's property madness; Dilbert
Fonterra lifts 09/10 milk price forecast by 40c/kg; total payout may hit NZ$6.40/kg this year and next year
Fonterra lifts 09/10 milk price forecast by 40c/kg; total payout may hit NZ$6.40/kg this year and next year
Cash flow pressures intensify for businesses in Dun and Bradstreet survey
Cash flow pressures intensify for businesses in Dun and Bradstreet survey
90 seconds at 9am: NZ$ jumps vs Aussie$ and Euro as Greek fears return (Update 1)
90 seconds at 9am: NZ$ jumps vs Aussie$ and Euro as Greek fears return (Update 1)
RBNZ criticises Basel III leverage plan as too blunt; also concerned about liquidity rules
RBNZ criticises Basel III leverage plan as too blunt; also concerned about liquidity rules
Goodman leads property trusts towards big bond issues
Goodman leads property trusts towards big bond issues
NZ home loan affordability worsens as house prices nudge up
NZ home loan affordability worsens as house prices nudge up
How the tightest bank credit in 30 years is slowing growth
How the tightest bank credit in 30 years is slowing growth
Have your say: Will Baby-boomers have to liquidate some of their home equity?
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Have your say: Will Baby-boomers have to liquidate some of their home equity?
Top 10 at 10: 'Fabulous Fab' spills beans on Frankenstein and his girlfriend; Folden for sale; Dilbert
Top 10 at 10: 'Fabulous Fab' spills beans on Frankenstein and his girlfriend; Folden for sale; Dilbert
90 seconds at 9am: Aussie crackdown on Chinese real estate buyers; Terry Serepisos' cheques bounce
90 seconds at 9am: Aussie crackdown on Chinese real estate buyers; Terry Serepisos' cheques bounce
Volunteers sought to test-drive our new website
Volunteers sought to test-drive our new website
Transpower seeks NZ$100m in first corporate CPI linked bond (Update 1)
Transpower seeks NZ$100m in first corporate CPI linked bond (Update 1)
Top 10 at 10: Goldman's social ostracism; Why Sam Morgan wants a capital gains tax; Renting vs Buying; Dilbert
Top 10 at 10: Goldman's social ostracism; Why Sam Morgan wants a capital gains tax; Renting vs Buying; Dilbert
CBS Canterbury applies for extended Crown guarantee (Update 1)
CBS Canterbury applies for extended Crown guarantee (Update 1)
Net migration turns negative again as NZers start leaving for Australia again
Net migration turns negative again as NZers start leaving for Australia again
90 seconds at 9am: Greek crisis worsens; English previews Budget 2010
90 seconds at 9am: Greek crisis worsens; English previews Budget 2010
Moody's upgrades outlooks for Genworth Australia, QMI to stable
Moody's upgrades outlooks for Genworth Australia, QMI to stable
Big loss from heavily indebted Independent Liquor
Big loss from heavily indebted Independent Liquor
16 Crafar Farms put up for sale on open market as Chinese deal stalls
16 Crafar Farms put up for sale on open market as Chinese deal stalls
Have your say: Bill English signals tax reform to tilt economy away from property to exporting
Have your say: Bill English signals tax reform to tilt economy away from property to exporting