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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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Instant Finance, which offers 'all types of loans for whatever reason,' posts a 10% rise in annual profit and increases Westpac funding facility
Instant Finance, which offers 'all types of loans for whatever reason,' posts a 10% rise in annual profit and increases Westpac funding facility
Government includes banks' and insurers' regulatory capital within OECD inspired crackdown on tax avoidance by multinational companies
Government includes banks' and insurers' regulatory capital within OECD inspired crackdown on tax avoidance by multinational companies
MBIE striving to diagnose whether a problem exists due to a lack of transparency on company and trust beneficial ownership
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MBIE striving to diagnose whether a problem exists due to a lack of transparency on company and trust beneficial ownership
Grant Spencer reinforces RBNZ's tough messages for the big four banks in its capital adequacy review, says dashboard disclosure to go live early in 2018
Grant Spencer reinforces RBNZ's tough messages for the big four banks in its capital adequacy review, says dashboard disclosure to go live early in 2018
Peer-to-peer lender Harmoney nudging $27 mln of accumulated losses despite drop in annual expenses and surge in fee income
Peer-to-peer lender Harmoney nudging $27 mln of accumulated losses despite drop in annual expenses and surge in fee income
BNZ's Stephen Toplis outlines case for the RBNZ to cut the Official Cash Rate, if taking a purely 'mechanistic approach' to monetary policy
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BNZ's Stephen Toplis outlines case for the RBNZ to cut the Official Cash Rate, if taking a purely 'mechanistic approach' to monetary policy
Stellar year in property finance and investments for First Mortgage Trust as lending exposure to Auckland jumps
Stellar year in property finance and investments for First Mortgage Trust as lending exposure to Auckland jumps
Next year's census to ask ask people whether they live in a damp or mouldy house
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Next year's census to ask ask people whether they live in a damp or mouldy house
After leaving a trail of destruction in its wake NZ's Asia Finance Corporation is being liquidated. But who is behind the liquidation?
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After leaving a trail of destruction in its wake NZ's Asia Finance Corporation is being liquidated. But who is behind the liquidation?
World Bank offshoot International Finance Corporation seeking at least NZ$100 mln through first green bond in NZ Kauri market
World Bank offshoot International Finance Corporation seeking at least NZ$100 mln through first green bond in NZ Kauri market
SBS Bank's fast growing finance company Finance Now pushes into the credit card market with Warehouse acquisition
SBS Bank's fast growing finance company Finance Now pushes into the credit card market with Warehouse acquisition
Wairarapa Building Society looks at ways of countering the rising costs of cyber-security and anti-money laundering responsibilities
Wairarapa Building Society looks at ways of countering the rising costs of cyber-security and anti-money laundering responsibilities
Steadily growing Nelson Building Society wants greater ability to tap preference shares as a funding source
Steadily growing Nelson Building Society wants greater ability to tap preference shares as a funding source
RBNZ ‘materially non-compliant’ in 13 of 29 international bank regulatory and supervision framework standards assessed by the IMF
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RBNZ ‘materially non-compliant’ in 13 of 29 international bank regulatory and supervision framework standards assessed by the IMF
'It has been many years since we have seen so many smiling faces on Australian bankers'
'It has been many years since we have seen so many smiling faces on Australian bankers'
Gareth Vaughan suggests APRA's 'unquestionably strong' capital benchmark draws a line in the sand for the RBNZ's review of NZ banks' capital adequacy requirements
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Gareth Vaughan suggests APRA's 'unquestionably strong' capital benchmark draws a line in the sand for the RBNZ's review of NZ banks' capital adequacy requirements
The Financial Markets Authority gives KiwiSaver providers two options for fee disclosure, outlines its preference 
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The Financial Markets Authority gives KiwiSaver providers two options for fee disclosure, outlines its preference 
RBNZ puts boot into banks' contingent debt capital, or CoCos, airs concerns about banks taking regulatory arbitrage opportunities and tax benefits, cites a disproportionate call on prudential resources
RBNZ puts boot into banks' contingent debt capital, or CoCos, airs concerns about banks taking regulatory arbitrage opportunities and tax benefits, cites a disproportionate call on prudential resources
Parents of NZ's big 4 banks to require Common Equity Tier 1 capital ratios of at least 10.5% to meet APRA's ‘unquestionably strong’ benchmark
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Parents of NZ's big 4 banks to require Common Equity Tier 1 capital ratios of at least 10.5% to meet APRA's ‘unquestionably strong’ benchmark
NZ First's Winston Peters blames 'subservient puppetized NZ politicians' for the lack of a probe into the NZ banking system. Says Aussie banks are 'like a hole in the hull of the NZ economy'
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NZ First's Winston Peters blames 'subservient puppetized NZ politicians' for the lack of a probe into the NZ banking system. Says Aussie banks are 'like a hole in the hull of the NZ economy'
Gareth Vaughan questions whether banks are opportunistically trying it on in their response to the RBNZ's review of their capital adequacy requirements
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Gareth Vaughan questions whether banks are opportunistically trying it on in their response to the RBNZ's review of their capital adequacy requirements
NZBA tells RBNZ to consider the macroeconomic costs of higher capital & demands certainty that capital instruments on issue still meet requirements in its opening salvo on the RBNZ's capital review
NZBA tells RBNZ to consider the macroeconomic costs of higher capital & demands certainty that capital instruments on issue still meet requirements in its opening salvo on the RBNZ's capital review
Helpful clarifications seen by law firm in Commerce Commission's finalised Consumer Credit Fees Guidelines
Helpful clarifications seen by law firm in Commerce Commission's finalised Consumer Credit Fees Guidelines
BNZ borrows €750 mln through a seven-year covered bond issue
BNZ borrows €750 mln through a seven-year covered bond issue
Motu working paper argues high rise apartment developers could be forced to pay for blocking neighbouring homes' sunlight
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Motu working paper argues high rise apartment developers could be forced to pay for blocking neighbouring homes' sunlight