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- RBNZ will consider disclosure of lender liquidity - Bloomberg
RBNZ will consider disclosure of lender liquidity - Bloomberg
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RBNZ has identified areas of supervision framework of financial system for potential review after recently conducting a 'health check'
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Central bank to investigate whether more of the data it gets privately from banks could be publicly disclosed via electronic "dashboard" project
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"We may look at including, for example, large exposures, bank liquidity and LVR information" if it can be presented consistently across banks, is accurate and not commercially sensitive: Fiennes
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RBNZ plans to review the attestation process within banks to confirm statements provided by directors are reliable and accurate
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RBNZ to look at merits of attestation regime for insurers
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