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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 NZ lifts lending by more than NZ$1 bln in June quarter, led by home loans, with quarterly profit up 36%
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ANZ NZ lifts lending by more than NZ$1 bln in June quarter, led by home loans, with quarterly profit up 36%
The rise and rise of ASB's parent Commonwealth Bank of Australia; It's now valued at almost twice as much as the entire New Zealand sharemarket
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The rise and rise of ASB's parent Commonwealth Bank of Australia; It's now valued at almost twice as much as the entire New Zealand sharemarket
ANZ group CEO says NZ lending up 1.4% in 9 months to June with deposit growth up 6.9%; Touts retail market share gain
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ANZ group CEO says NZ lending up 1.4% in 9 months to June with deposit growth up 6.9%; Touts retail market share gain
ASB boss picks stronger asset growth ahead as bank seeks to boost share of residential mortgage market
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ASB boss picks stronger asset growth ahead as bank seeks to boost share of residential mortgage market
ASB CEO Barbara Chapman reveals 'unpalatable' Olympic shock; 'I thought official and exclusive bank meant just that'
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ASB CEO Barbara Chapman reveals 'unpalatable' Olympic shock; 'I thought official and exclusive bank meant just that'
Credit bureau Veda says New Zealanders showing renewed confidence in borrowing for both homes and businesses
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Credit bureau Veda says New Zealanders showing renewed confidence in borrowing for both homes and businesses
Adrienne Duarte, who has helped run the return on equity and capital efficiency agenda at NAB, named BNZ's new CFO
Adrienne Duarte, who has helped run the return on equity and capital efficiency agenda at NAB, named BNZ's new CFO
The safer banks are, the more expensive borrowing from them should be, says senior executive at BNZ's parent National Australia Bank
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The safer banks are, the more expensive borrowing from them should be, says senior executive at BNZ's parent National Australia Bank
Europeans eye NZ's Libor equivalent as they search for ways to restore shattered confidence in Libor and Euribor
Europeans eye NZ's Libor equivalent as they search for ways to restore shattered confidence in Libor and Euribor
ASB posts 21% rise in annual profit to NZ$685 million despite just a 1.2% rise in lending
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ASB posts 21% rise in annual profit to NZ$685 million despite just a 1.2% rise in lending
ASB annual results to show whether borrowers' switching back to fixed mortgages from floating loans is hitting banks' bottom lines
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ASB annual results to show whether borrowers' switching back to fixed mortgages from floating loans is hitting banks' bottom lines
Bad and doubtful debts on business loans hit BNZ's third quarter earnings as parent NAB's cash earnings hold steady
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Bad and doubtful debts on business loans hit BNZ's third quarter earnings as parent NAB's cash earnings hold steady
Heartland NZ announcement shows confidence holy grail of bank approval will be secured in November
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Heartland NZ announcement shows confidence holy grail of bank approval will be secured in November
Morgan Stanley and Citigroup raise NZ$1.25 bln, combined, in 1st NZ$ denominated bond issues by US banks in 5 years
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Morgan Stanley and Citigroup raise NZ$1.25 bln, combined, in 1st NZ$ denominated bond issues by US banks in 5 years
Big advertising spender ANZ overshadows 'official and exclusive bank' ASB in the bank Olympics
Big advertising spender ANZ overshadows 'official and exclusive bank' ASB in the bank Olympics
The entities peddling unregulated NZ offshore finance companies to the world tout their benefits and recommend their favourite banks
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The entities peddling unregulated NZ offshore finance companies to the world tout their benefits and recommend their favourite banks
Borrowers continue move back to fixed-term mortgages in June with value of floating mortgages down more than NZ$4.5 bln in two months
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Borrowers continue move back to fixed-term mortgages in June with value of floating mortgages down more than NZ$4.5 bln in two months
Fonterra 'disappointed' as Colin Armer resigns from its board with immediate effect citing no reason for departure
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Fonterra 'disappointed' as Colin Armer resigns from its board with immediate effect citing no reason for departure
Kiwibank, SBS Bank customers most satisfied yet again with their banks taking the gongs for June, says Roy Morgan Research
Kiwibank, SBS Bank customers most satisfied yet again with their banks taking the gongs for June, says Roy Morgan Research
Bank industry oversight body NZFMA and law firm say Libor-type rort couldn't happen in New Zealand
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Bank industry oversight body NZFMA and law firm say Libor-type rort couldn't happen in New Zealand
SFO Chief Executive Adam Feeley quits job for new role as Chief Executive of the Queenstown Lakes District Council
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SFO Chief Executive Adam Feeley quits job for new role as Chief Executive of the Queenstown Lakes District Council
Reserve Bank's call to leave the OCR at 2.5% extends record 'no change' run to 11 straight rate setting decisions
Reserve Bank's call to leave the OCR at 2.5% extends record 'no change' run to 11 straight rate setting decisions
Kiwibank maintains lead in big bank retail customer satisfaction as BNZ rises to 2nd and National Bank drops to 4th
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Kiwibank maintains lead in big bank retail customer satisfaction as BNZ rises to 2nd and National Bank drops to 4th
Mysterious bidder for Aussie retailer David Jones incorporated second New Zealand company on Friday the 13th
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Mysterious bidder for Aussie retailer David Jones incorporated second New Zealand company on Friday the 13th
Will bank branches go the way of the dinosaur or are they becoming a driver of buying decisions, financial playgrounds and spas?
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Will bank branches go the way of the dinosaur or are they becoming a driver of buying decisions, financial playgrounds and spas?