Cash loses currency in covid era

Cash loses currency in covid era
Dan Brunskill
The Reserve Bank poured more than half a billion of extra cash into circulation expecting an “unprecedented” demand for physical currency in the lead up to the national lockdown. While it appears that the central bank was preparing for serious disruption to the cash supply during a time of potentially heightened demand, the worst never arrived and many of those banknotes are just waiting to be returned once the pandemic ends. This process may be slowed by already-stretched national logistics networks.  In the week leading up to lockdown,...

More Finance

How Sharesies is providing ‘patient’ capital for listeds
Finance

How Sharesies is providing ‘patient’ capital for listeds

The online platform is being tapped for bookbuilds and dividend reinvestment plans.

Fonterra boss wins big at INFINZ awards
Finance

Fonterra boss wins big at INFINZ awards

Michele Embling became a fellow of the institute. 

Staff reporters 13 May 2025
No longer 'boutique' Generate is executing, CEO says
Finance

No longer 'boutique' Generate is executing, CEO says

The fund manager is now the seventh-largest KiwiSaver provider.

Gregor Thompson 09 May 2025
ANZ half-year profit surges on non-cash gains
Finance

ANZ half-year profit surges on non-cash gains

Cash earnings were flat, and net interest margin rose slightly.

Pattrick Smellie 08 May 2025