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P^werFinance welcomes sustainability leader to board
External Reporting Board chair Michele Embling joins fintech start-up
A conversation with Matt Rama
Building a customer base from the ground up and shaping the direction of a brand-new business is a challenging but exciting proposition. P^werFinance Chief Commercial Officer Matt Rama discusses how he’s growing awareness of the company, and how conversations with Kiwi businesses are leading to new custom solutions that are changing the way we do – and view – finance in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Negative Interest Rates – There’s a Canary in the Coal Mine!
Despite being a seemingly peculiar concept, negative interest rates are an already familiar reality.
Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) – Why Major Banks Should be Worried about
New Zealand’s major banks have enjoyed a near continuous stream of healthy profits…
Finance in New Zealand – time for a spring clean?
At its heart, finance is a force for good. With access to credit, people are able to fulfil their aspirations in a way they couldn’t do on their own, whether that’s owning a home, starting a business, travelling or pursuing a passion…
A conversation with Ralph Chang
New Zealand organisations are hungry for new financial models like embedded finance that do more for their businesses and their customers. P^werFinance Chief Growth Officer Ralph Chang explains the thinking behind the business, what local organisations are telling him and why P^werFinance is an exciting place to be.
A Better Experience with Finance
There’s more need than ever to reduce the cost of doing business and provide safe and affordable finance to all New Zealanders. P^werFinance COO Matt Mobbs explains who P^werFinance will help, why its platform is unique, and how it can help Kiwi businesses become the hero in the finance story.
Time for banking to embrace a little risk
The Reserve Bank served up a long-weekend treat for finance geeks last Friday, announcing a new depositor insurance protection scheme to protect Kiwis’ first $100,000 of deposits at each bank.
