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Gareth Vaughan

About

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

Latest articles

HSBC NZ books loss on sale of mortgage portfolio to Pepper Money, impairs goodwill
HSBC NZ books loss on sale of mortgage portfolio to Pepper Money, impairs goodwill
Commerce Commission Chairman John Small on what the market for personal banking services could look like in five years' time
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Commerce Commission Chairman John Small on what the market for personal banking services could look like in five years' time
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Gareth Vaughan highlights how in its draft recommendations to bolster retail banking competition, the Commerce Commission is muscling in on the Reserve Bank's turf and seeking market intervention from a 3-headed government
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Gareth Vaughan highlights how in its draft recommendations to bolster retail banking competition, the Commerce Commission is muscling in on the Reserve Bank's turf and seeking market intervention from a 3-headed government
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Boosting small banks' capital, speeding up open banking & improved bank switching among Commerce Commission recommendations to boost bank competition
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Boosting small banks' capital, speeding up open banking & improved bank switching among Commerce Commission recommendations to boost bank competition
Gareth Vaughan on a big Beehive power grab, holding the country over a pork barrel, Angus Deaton rethinks economics, corruption on tape & RIP Rod Oram
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Gareth Vaughan on a big Beehive power grab, holding the country over a pork barrel, Angus Deaton rethinks economics, corruption on tape & RIP Rod Oram
Patrick Watson of Mauldin Economics on what's going on in the US economy ahead of November's presidential election
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Patrick Watson of Mauldin Economics on what's going on in the US economy ahead of November's presidential election
No evidence bank capital issued as equity and subordinated debt is contributing to higher interest rates in the NZ economy, RBNZ says
No evidence bank capital issued as equity and subordinated debt is contributing to higher interest rates in the NZ economy, RBNZ says
New Zealand Banking Association calls for less restrictive debt-to-income limits for home lending than the RBNZ wants
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New Zealand Banking Association calls for less restrictive debt-to-income limits for home lending than the RBNZ wants
Coalition government not currently considering improving disclosure on the beneficial owners of NZ companies & limited partnerships
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Coalition government not currently considering improving disclosure on the beneficial owners of NZ companies & limited partnerships
Pushing through the 'cheer squad' to have a proper conversation on housing with Aussie economist Cameron Murray
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Pushing through the 'cheer squad' to have a proper conversation on housing with Aussie economist Cameron Murray
Housing lending as a percentage of New Zealand banks' total lending reaches 70%, KPMG's annual FIPS shows
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Housing lending as a percentage of New Zealand banks' total lending reaches 70%, KPMG's annual FIPS shows
RBNZ expects some deposit rate convergence across different types of deposit takers once compensation scheme launches
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RBNZ expects some deposit rate convergence across different types of deposit takers once compensation scheme launches
Tell us what you think as we seek feedback on our Of Interest Podcast
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Tell us what you think as we seek feedback on our Of Interest Podcast
Gareth Vaughan on ANZ NZ's erroneous OCR call, a $30t gamble that changed the world, tackling surcharging & more
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Gareth Vaughan on ANZ NZ's erroneous OCR call, a $30t gamble that changed the world, tackling surcharging & more
Patience required as China's economy, like much of the world, deals with a Covid-19 hangover, says David Mahon in our Of Interest podcast
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Patience required as China's economy, like much of the world, deals with a Covid-19 hangover, says David Mahon in our Of Interest podcast
Reserve Bank keen for fully fledged monthly CPI inflation data from Statistics NZ with regular reweightings
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Reserve Bank keen for fully fledged monthly CPI inflation data from Statistics NZ with regular reweightings
Profit at New Zealand's biggest bank fell 22% in the December quarter as non-performing loans rose above $1 billion
Profit at New Zealand's biggest bank fell 22% in the December quarter as non-performing loans rose above $1 billion
Heartland Group engaged in 'labour intensive' regulatory approval process with the RBNZ & APRA for Challenger Bank
Heartland Group engaged in 'labour intensive' regulatory approval process with the RBNZ & APRA for Challenger Bank
Chairman John Key stepping down from ANZ NZ's board next month, will quit parent ANZ Banking Group's board too
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Chairman John Key stepping down from ANZ NZ's board next month, will quit parent ANZ Banking Group's board too
As US Modern Monetary Theory advocates make their case in Australia, Gareth Vaughan explains the world through their lens and how it might go down in New Zealand
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As US Modern Monetary Theory advocates make their case in Australia, Gareth Vaughan explains the world through their lens and how it might go down in New Zealand
CEO Steve Jurkovich says Kiwibank's margins have been stable as it grows home lending in weak market
CEO Steve Jurkovich says Kiwibank's margins have been stable as it grows home lending in weak market
Commerce Commission outlines a range of interventions it could make to influence bank behaviour in interbank payments
Commerce Commission outlines a range of interventions it could make to influence bank behaviour in interbank payments
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Kiwibank interim profit up 7% as home lending and net interest income increase. CEO Steve Jurkovich says reduction in surplus income main reason for customers who are struggling
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Kiwibank interim profit up 7% as home lending and net interest income increase. CEO Steve Jurkovich says reduction in surplus income main reason for customers who are struggling
Government debt manager to issue $4 billion 30-year bond after attracting massive interest
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Government debt manager to issue $4 billion 30-year bond after attracting massive interest
Commerce & Consumer Affairs Minister Andrew Bayly says banking probe could look at encouraging more lending to 'productive' sectors instead of housing
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Commerce & Consumer Affairs Minister Andrew Bayly says banking probe could look at encouraging more lending to 'productive' sectors instead of housing