I found this interview with him very helpful and fresh and covering lots to do with our investments and where to from here for us and the planet..
Listenduration 35′ :04″
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I found this interview with him very helpful and fresh and covering lots to do with our investments and where to from here for us and the planet..
Listenduration 35′ :04″
Orr can’t be any worse than Wheeler even though he has ‘endorsed’ Wheeler’s recent actions and outlook.
The RB is fueling an inflation problem that will require numerous hikes in the future resulting in an inevitable recession in 2019/2020
They seem blindfolded with some idealistic views at the moment. I hope Orr can see what might happen and start acting now before it’s too hard and all too late
Good luck to him ....seems a nice enough guy.
Orr seems to want to get involved in ‘populism’ - not a good thing for the Governor of the RBNZ
The carry ons in Aussie banks one bandwagon he has jumped on
A week or so ago he wanted us all to know that New Zealand Banks were different and there wasn’t anything to worry about but this week He was “demanding” answers from NZ banks (even though he has no remit to do so)
Probably didn’t want to miss out on being on the band wagon and even worse may have even been egged on by Robertson
Not a good look
I think the abrupt about face tells you he was more than egged on by the MOF ......
Any links to support your arguments guys?
April 22 no worries says Orr -
“The true problem and challenge going on in Australia is cultural,” Orr said Sunday in an interview on Television New Zealand’s Q+A. New Zealand bank culture “is infinitely better than some of the activity you’ve seen in Australia,” he said.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...than-australia
May 2nd - Robertson says NZ branches are ‘obligated’ to prove they are not crooks
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/...ectid=12043691
And Orr and FMA summons the bank bosses to a meeting to make sure they prove they are not crooks
Everett said his and Orr's message was; "It’s not credible to just say that New Zealand is different. You have to demonstrate why either the business structures here, or your business practices here, lead to different outcomes. Now we at the FMA, we see some of that. But actually we think the banks need to front up and really explain why it should be different. And that’s the process that we’re going through with them now.”
https://www.interest.co.nz/news/9350...ve-their-banks
And Orr doesn’t have a remit to take such action ....hmmm
Followed y
"Mr Orr said householders and investors also needed to consider whether they were putting all their financial eggs into one basket when it came to the housing market"
Quoted from the above link. This is something to think about seriously before it is too late.
Hope we are not same as Canada. Good luck for new Governor.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/repo...ticle38280148/
Credit quality of Canadian banks under strain: Moody’s