The RBNZ has accumulated government bonds worth NZD 53 billion through a quantitative easing programme that began in 2020.
June 13, 2022National low-carbon transition funds will be established and existing government investment funds will help to facilitate decarbonisation.
June 3, 2022Yields have stayed close to the upper limit of the BOJ’s tolerated trading band despite recent moves to boost its purchases of government bonds.
April 22, 2022Banks are asked to increase lending, delay loan repayments, defer overdue loan reclassification, and support infrastructure projects and property developers.
April 20, 2022The BOJ will increase the size of its buy-buying operations in the April-to-June quarter, despite pressure on the yen that is harming businesses.
April 4, 2022The government is also making available KRW 2 trillion in emergency lending support to Korean businesses impacted by the ongoing crisis in Ukraine.
March 8, 2022Rather than sell bonds back into the secondary market, the RBNZ will sell them to the Treasury at a pace of NZD 5 billion each fiscal year.
February 25, 2022The collaboration will include areas such as cross-border payments, digital payments, and other areas related to settlement and market infrastructure.
February 21, 2022The rules seek to strengthen the management of related party transactions and improve the quality of opinions issued by external experts.
January 28, 2022Listed companies will need to seek approval from their shareholders for related party transactions worth more than 10% of company assets.
November 13, 2021