Finance Minister Nicola Willis has approved the appointment of Grant Spencer for a five-year term to fill one of two ...

Acting Governor Grant Spencer has been appointed to the central bank's board for a five-year term, effective July 1, Finance ...

Grant Spencer, former Acting Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ), has been appointed to the central banks board for a five-year term starting July 1, Finance Minister Nicola Willis ...

The Reserve Bank's board is being taken to task for its handling of the surprise resignation of former governor Adrian Orr. Documents released under the Official Information Act showed Orr disagreed ...

The Finance Minister says the central bank should have been more transparent about the reasons for the governor's sudden departure.

Former Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr found disagreement over funding "distressing". Photo / Mark Mitchell The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has confirmed Adrian Orr resigned as governor as he ...

The chief criticism of Adrian Orr by Bridges and others is that, in providing liquidity to banks, the Reserve Bank has fuelled house price inflation.

In mid-February, Orr wrote to the board to explain why he believed it should push for the funding it believed it needed. The meeting referenced in the Reserve Bank’s summary occurred on February 24.

OPINION: Adrian Orr's latest move as Reserve Bank governor appeared to deliver something for everyone, at a time when the state of the economy is the subject of so much debate.

Adrian Orr has gone to ground since leaving the Reserve Bank, other than to talk about a project for a new fale malae Pasifika centre in Wellington. Photo / Mark Mitchell.

Reserve Bank board chair Neil Quigley “regrets” the time it took to release information around Adrian Orr’s surprise resignation as Governor more than three months ago. “RBNZ [Reserve Bank ...

The Reserve Bank has revealed a dispute over funding was behind Adrian Orr's abrupt resignation as governor.. A raft of documents - released by the central bank under the Official Information Act ...