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Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) was
founded in 1861 and has been an integral part of New Zealand life ever since.
Today the bank employs over 5,000 people in New Zealand; works with
Personal, Business, Agri and Private Wealth clients; and has 180 retail
stores and Partners’ Centres across New Zealand. BNZ is a subsidiary of the
National Australia Bank Group of companies; and is governed locally by a
fully empowered New Zealand Board of Directors.
The main management and administration functions of the Bank are located in
Wellington and Auckland. To run the business, BNZ spend more than $370m
annually on goods and services, which is spread across more than 3,500
suppliers, creating jobs right around New Zealand. BNZ have a network
of 180 stores across New Zealand to help you manage your banking needs. The
range of home loan, savings, investment, transaction and insurance products
is designed to help you achieve your personal and financial goals.
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BNZ have a nationwide network
of small business specialists to help you manage and grow your business. The
Bank also support agribusinesses and businesses with a turnover of more than
$1m by teaming them up with a BNZ Partner to accelerate their success. The
New Zealand-based relationship management teams offer large corporates,
financial institutions and government entities access to a network of local
and international experts, who specialise in corporate banking, financial
institutions and foreign exchange. |
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Bank of New Zealand
Category : Local Incorporated
SWIFT Code : BKNZNZ22
Address :
The BNZ Tower Level 13
125 Queen Street
Auckland 1010
Telephone : +64 4 924 2424
Website : www.bnz.co.nz |
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Bank of New Zealand are local incorporated and
registered under section 69 of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act 1989. The
Reserve Bank has made reasonable efforts to ensure that the Bank is meet
all the requirements applicable to the Act 1989 as the bank concerned. The
Reserve Bank monitors registered banks’ compliance with banking supervision
policies, neither it nor the Government guarantees that a registered bank
will not get into difficulty or fail. As like other banks registered in New
Zealand, Bank of New Zealand are required by law to disclose their financial condition
each quarter. |
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