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28 September 2021
New data has revealed that Kiwis are embracing choice when it comes to financial services, with almost half of personal consumer lending in Aotearoa New Zealand being financed by non-bank lenders.
1 April 2021
NZ businesses will be better off with the extension of the Government-backed loan scheme designed to help small and medium enterprises access credit for cashflow, capital assets, and in their COVID-19 recovery efforts.
27 September 2020
"We recognise that UDC has a role to play in supporting our industry and the important work the Financial Services Federation does," says Wayne Percival, CEO of UDC Finance.
30 April 2020
"We may be allowed out of the house, but we're not out of the woods yet when it comes to the financial effects on COVID-19," says Lyn McMorran, Executive Director of the Financial Services Federation (FSF), in this Q&A.
FSF in the News
30 April 2020
Autofile magazine, August edition 2021
Looming regulations to slow down loan deals on cars
Dealers and finance providers are preparing for law changes that come into force on October 1. They are expected to make the loan process longer, which is likely to impact sales and increase the cost for people seeking credit to help buy cars. Autofile talks to the experts...30 April 2020
Stuff.co.nz June 18 2021
'Too easy' for crooks says man whose identity was stolen to open a buy now, pay later loan account
Lyn McMorran, executive director of the FSF, says identity fraud is a cost to lenders. It has been asking NZTA for controlled access to its database of driver's licence photos to develop systems to help mitigate fraud.30 April 2020
NZ Initiative 16 June 2021
Podcast: The practical problems of the Government's Feebate Scheme
The practicalities of the Government's new 'feebate' scheme are still unclear, as the Financial Services Federation's Lyn McMorran explains in a conversation with Eric Crampton, Matt Burgess and Oliver Hartwich.
30 April 2020
Stuff.co.nz,23 May, 2021
Household debts climb despite Covid-era credit card 'conservativism'