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Pattrick Smellie
Verified
Director, The National Business Review
New Zealand
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Social Justice, Australia , Pop Culture, Media , Feminism, Convergence
NBA, NHL.
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By Pattrick Smellie Verified, Rebecca Stevenson Verified, Victoria Young Verified| BusinessDesk Verified Over-regulation of the banking sector may be costing New Zealand between $10.1 billion and $14.4b in lost economic activity annually, say two of the most vocal critics of current banking regulation and competition settings.In a further submission to the finance and select committee inquiry into banking competition, former investment banker Andrew Body and lawyer Simon Jensen have used a complex but credible international model, known as GTAP, to arrive at their conclusion.“This is the result...
By David Chaplin Verified, Cameron Bagrie, Tina Schirr, Pattrick Smellie Verified| BusinessDesk Verified Every year, the much-anticipated Mercer's annual "Periodic Table" of investment returns reveals a different plot with the same perennial ending.In the latest edition released last week, for example, David Scobie, Mercer New Zealand principal, wraps up the investment lessons of calendar year 2024 as below:“The unpredictability of capital markets over the short term is a feature that tests investors repeatedly and resonates as we experience the heightened volatility of early 2025.
By Pattrick Smellie Verified, Rebecca Stevenson Verified, Victoria Young Verified| BusinessDesk Verified Over-regulation of the banking sector may be costing New Zealand between $10.1 billion and $14.4b in lost economic activity annually, say two of the most vocal critics of current banking regulation and competition settings.In a further submission to the finance and select committee inquiry into banking competition, former investment banker Andrew Body and lawyer Simon Jensen have used a complex but credible international model, known as GTAP, to arrive at their conclusion.“This is the result...
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The National Business Review