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Here you’ll find our media releases along with our media appearances.

Phone scam targets elderly
The New Zealand Bankers’ Association has issued a warning to beware fraudsters pretending to be utility companies and banks who are targeting elderly people. “Never give out bank account usernames, passwords, PINs or verification codes. While your bank may ask questions to confirm your identity, it will never ask for this confidential information. “If in...
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Telephone survey scam warning
The New Zealand Bankers’ Association today warned people to beware a telephone survey scam. Cautious members of the public have reported receiving unsolicited calls from an organisation called the “Bankers’ Association of New Zealand” claiming to be doing a customer satisfaction survey and seeking personal information. “We strongly encourage people not to engage with these...
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Customers drive banking innovation
Where bankers may once have shunned technology, the opposite is true today. This century we’ve seen a massive leap in access to personal digital technology. That’s clearly reflected in how we’re now banking. These technological advances mean we’re managing our money in ways that many did not foresee. What’s behind these changes, and what does...
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Telling the banks’ side of the story
Karen Scott-Howman has a black belt in karate, was once a documentary producer and helped launch New Zealand’s first national spelling bee. It’s not quite the background you would expect from a Wellington lawyer whose job is to be the voice of the banking industry.
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Warning: credit card chargebacks and risky online investments
The New Zealand Bankers’ Association today supported the Banking Ombudsman’s warning that you shouldn’t expect to be reimbursed for authorised credit card payments to risky binary options trading websites. “Once you’ve authorised an online payment with your credit card to a binary options trading website, you can’t expect to get a chargeback if the trade...
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