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Sir John Key hits out at Reserve Bank push for more cash access, ATMs

The former PM argues more ATMs clash with the push to tax untaxed cash in the economy.

The big business cost bucking the trend and tracking south

Marsh insurance brokers explain what a soft reinsurance market means for Kiwis.

Revolut to launch multi-currency business accounts and cards

Global fintech offers low-cost exchange fees and compatibility with accounting software.

Seascape developer put into receivership

Calibre Partners is now running the company developing the country's tallest tower.

Mortgage rate U-turn: Another major bank cuts long-term rates

Less than a month after hiking its long-term rates, BNZ has backflipped.

Reserve Bank proposes requiring banks to set up 1000+ new ATMs

Regulator suggests banks will need to fork out $104m a year to provide more cash services.

ANZ's former CEO drops legal action over A$13.5m bonus cut

Shayne Elliott among executives to be penalised after bank was fined for misconduct.

Industrial landlord lifts profit, hikes dividend guidance after strong half-year

Net profit jumped to $46.9m on $73.5m revenue in the half-year to December 31.