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Gareth Vaughan

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Gareth is editor of interest.co.nz and has worked for more than 20 years as a financial journalist in New Zealand and the United Kingdom. He has received awards in the EY Business Journalism Awards, Canon Media Awards, and Shareholders' Association Business Journalism Awards.

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16 years 6 months

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RBNZ review of credit rating exemptions for NBDTs highlights the attraction of the cheaper P2P business model
RBNZ review of credit rating exemptions for NBDTs highlights the attraction of the cheaper P2P business model
ASB, Westpac both cut their 2014-15 forecast Fonterra payout by 50c to $5.30 per kg of milk solids
ASB, Westpac both cut their 2014-15 forecast Fonterra payout by 50c to $5.30 per kg of milk solids
Shadowy Chinese Communist party group investigating people and assets in NZ, the FT says
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Shadowy Chinese Communist party group investigating people and assets in NZ, the FT says
ANZ NZ launches its first 'home-away-from-home' mortgage, business and seminar centre
ANZ NZ launches its first 'home-away-from-home' mortgage, business and seminar centre
Gareth Vaughan takes a look at what the main political parties are offering savers ahead of the September 20 election
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Gareth Vaughan takes a look at what the main political parties are offering savers ahead of the September 20 election
ANZ sees 'downside risk' to prices at tonight’s Fonterra auction, expects co-operative's forecast to be cut from $6 towards $5.25kg MS
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ANZ sees 'downside risk' to prices at tonight’s Fonterra auction, expects co-operative's forecast to be cut from $6 towards $5.25kg MS
Apple Pay expected to take a slice of banks' payments revenue
Apple Pay expected to take a slice of banks' payments revenue
Gareth Vaughan says Apple Pay, P2P lending and Atom highlight the technological threat to banks has gone up a gear
Gareth Vaughan says Apple Pay, P2P lending and Atom highlight the technological threat to banks has gone up a gear
Rabobank comes in first in Roy Morgan's financial services sector customer satisfaction survey for 2nd straight month
Rabobank comes in first in Roy Morgan's financial services sector customer satisfaction survey for 2nd straight month
NZ First calls for 'urgent action' to develop New Zealand owned and operated banks
NZ First calls for 'urgent action' to develop New Zealand owned and operated banks
Each lender is unique so there can't be a 'one size fits all' approach to whether fees are reasonable, ANZ says
Each lender is unique so there can't be a 'one size fits all' approach to whether fees are reasonable, ANZ says
GE Capital looking to sell its Australasian consumer finance operations
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GE Capital looking to sell its Australasian consumer finance operations
Commerce Commission says Responsible Lending Code should be adaptive to innovative products and practices from lenders
Commerce Commission says Responsible Lending Code should be adaptive to innovative products and practices from lenders
TSM NZ boss hails Apple's iPhone 6 and Apple Pay as a great endorsement for NFC technology
TSM NZ boss hails Apple's iPhone 6 and Apple Pay as a great endorsement for NFC technology
RBNZ Governor says the rising OCR will hit borrowers in their pockets given the short duration of NZ home loans
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RBNZ Governor says the rising OCR will hit borrowers in their pockets given the short duration of NZ home loans
Consumer NZ targets weekly and monthly interest rates, trigger points, interest free and fees in responsible lending submission
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Consumer NZ targets weekly and monthly interest rates, trigger points, interest free and fees in responsible lending submission
Lenders should ensure borrowers will be able to service mortgages if interest rates rise significantly, RBNZ says
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Lenders should ensure borrowers will be able to service mortgages if interest rates rise significantly, RBNZ says
Peer-to-peer lender Harmoney launches, officially, with $100 million to lend
Peer-to-peer lender Harmoney launches, officially, with $100 million to lend
Heartland Bank won't merely be a passive investor in P2P lender Harmoney, bank's CEO says
Heartland Bank won't merely be a passive investor in P2P lender Harmoney, bank's CEO says
The UK Govt uses taxpayers' money to help fund SMEs through non-bank sources such as peer-to-peer lending; Should NZ follow this example?
The UK Govt uses taxpayers' money to help fund SMEs through non-bank sources such as peer-to-peer lending; Should NZ follow this example?
Flat year at Instant Finance with expectations of growth ahead from new offshoot My Finance
Flat year at Instant Finance with expectations of growth ahead from new offshoot My Finance
Heartland Bank becomes one of the first banks globally to buy into a peer-to-peer lender with a 10% stake in Harmoney
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Heartland Bank becomes one of the first banks globally to buy into a peer-to-peer lender with a 10% stake in Harmoney
Banking Ombudsman calls for special treatment for payday lending and loan sharking in Responsible Lending Code
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Banking Ombudsman calls for special treatment for payday lending and loan sharking in Responsible Lending Code
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi grows lending in June quarter and returns to profit
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi grows lending in June quarter and returns to profit
RBNZ set to leave OCR at 3.50% on Thursday, but there's still plenty of interest in what it says and what it forecasts
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RBNZ set to leave OCR at 3.50% on Thursday, but there's still plenty of interest in what it says and what it forecasts