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Reserve Bank of New Zealand launches framework to reduce financial exclusion

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 13
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand signed a Memorandum of Understanding with public and private sector organizations to support access to basic transaction services in New Zealand. The initiative aims to build a better understanding of the barriers some individuals face in accessing these services. Participation in the MoU is voluntary and sets out non-binding commitments for participating agencies and organizations.

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The initiative signals a commitment from public sector agencies and industry to reduce financial exclusion in New Zealand. Without access to transaction services, people could be excluded from employment, government services, digital commerce, and broader financial opportunities.

From scoop.co.nz

Who's involved

  • Reserve Bank of New ZealandInitiated the Memorandum of Understanding to support basic transaction services.
  • Department of Internal AffairsIs a New Zealand government department.
  • Anna BremanServes as the Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
  • David ArcherPreviously held the capacity of Assistant Governor at the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
  • FPCIs a structural component hosted within the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.

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