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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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ANZ secures lion's share of new residential mortgage lending in September quarter
ANZ secures lion's share of new residential mortgage lending in September quarter
Highest number of new houses, including apartments, consented last month since May 2008, Statistics NZ says
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Highest number of new houses, including apartments, consented last month since May 2008, Statistics NZ says
Retail banks offering teachers and school staff affected by payroll debacle interest-free overdrafts from now until January 15
Retail banks offering teachers and school staff affected by payroll debacle interest-free overdrafts from now until January 15
National Bank brand being dumped to make ANZ's NZ operations part of its 'global' brand and to end association with bailed out Lloyds, Mike Smith says
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National Bank brand being dumped to make ANZ's NZ operations part of its 'global' brand and to end association with bailed out Lloyds, Mike Smith says
ANZ Group boss Mike Smith sees Chinese stimulus next year as new leaders look to 'rev up' economy
ANZ Group boss Mike Smith sees Chinese stimulus next year as new leaders look to 'rev up' economy
Kiwibank posts big rise in first quarter profit as impairments on loans tumble, grows home loans by NZ$171 million
Kiwibank posts big rise in first quarter profit as impairments on loans tumble, grows home loans by NZ$171 million
To tap burgeoning Asian agricultural export opportunities Kiwis need to accept Asian investment and farm ownership or lose out to other countries, Mike Smith says
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To tap burgeoning Asian agricultural export opportunities Kiwis need to accept Asian investment and farm ownership or lose out to other countries, Mike Smith says
How and why previously unfashionable Auckland suburbs are becoming popular and causing house price rises to ripple out from the centre
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How and why previously unfashionable Auckland suburbs are becoming popular and causing house price rises to ripple out from the centre
SBS Bank posts 20% drop in September quarter profit as provision for bad loans rise, lending continues contracting
SBS Bank posts 20% drop in September quarter profit as provision for bad loans rise, lending continues contracting
HSBC NZ's third quarter profit drops 35% and residential mortgage book shrinks
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HSBC NZ's third quarter profit drops 35% and residential mortgage book shrinks
NZ trade deficit hits NZ$718 mln in October, equivalent to 21% of exports, and up from deficit of NZ$226 mln in October last year
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NZ trade deficit hits NZ$718 mln in October, equivalent to 21% of exports, and up from deficit of NZ$226 mln in October last year
ASB issues NZ$250 mln of ordinary shares to replace Tier Two capital due to 'uncertainty' over final Basel III standards; ANZ NZ pays NZ$1.15b dividend
ASB issues NZ$250 mln of ordinary shares to replace Tier Two capital due to 'uncertainty' over final Basel III standards; ANZ NZ pays NZ$1.15b dividend
Heartland NZ says it now expects to know by Xmas, not during November, whether it's application for bank registration has succeeded
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Heartland NZ says it now expects to know by Xmas, not during November, whether it's application for bank registration has succeeded
Westpac September quarter home loan book growth held at NZ$90 mln as highest LVR lending falls
Westpac September quarter home loan book growth held at NZ$90 mln as highest LVR lending falls
HiFX's Dan Bell looks at US fiscal cliff doomsday and best case scenarios and the NZ dollar's declining volatility
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HiFX's Dan Bell looks at US fiscal cliff doomsday and best case scenarios and the NZ dollar's declining volatility
ASB, the only big bank whose residential mortgage book contracted in the June quarter, grows by NZ$318 mln in September quarter
ASB, the only big bank whose residential mortgage book contracted in the June quarter, grows by NZ$318 mln in September quarter
SBS Bank unveils new look website as start of digital push seeking an 'amongst friends home away from home' feel
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SBS Bank unveils new look website as start of digital push seeking an 'amongst friends home away from home' feel
Kiwibank launches 4.85% six-month home loan offer with no equity restrictions
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Kiwibank launches 4.85% six-month home loan offer with no equity restrictions
Ross Asset Management's David Ross to 'cooperate fully' with receiver, SFO and FMA probes into his company
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Ross Asset Management's David Ross to 'cooperate fully' with receiver, SFO and FMA probes into his company
Standard and Poor's upgrades Fisher and Paykel Finance credit rating to BB+, its highest 'junk' grade rating, after Haier takeover of its parent
Standard and Poor's upgrades Fisher and Paykel Finance credit rating to BB+, its highest 'junk' grade rating, after Haier takeover of its parent
Rabobank NZ gets NZ$110 mln capital boost ahead of Basel III, September quarter profit up 30%
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Rabobank NZ gets NZ$110 mln capital boost ahead of Basel III, September quarter profit up 30%
Bank lobby group says NZ bank profits in the middle of the pack when compared with major listed companies
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Bank lobby group says NZ bank profits in the middle of the pack when compared with major listed companies
Instant Finance lending 'disappointing' this year and below management expectations as it seeks up to NZ$12 mln through redeemable preference share issue
Instant Finance lending 'disappointing' this year and below management expectations as it seeks up to NZ$12 mln through redeemable preference share issue
ANZ's David Hisco probably NZ's highest paid bank CEO this year having been paid more than Westpac's Peter Clare and BNZ's Andrew Thorburn
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ANZ's David Hisco probably NZ's highest paid bank CEO this year having been paid more than Westpac's Peter Clare and BNZ's Andrew Thorburn
BNZ CEO Andrew Thorburn defends bank profitability, says BNZ's return on assets would be 'unsustainably low' in other industries
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BNZ CEO Andrew Thorburn defends bank profitability, says BNZ's return on assets would be 'unsustainably low' in other industries