Reserve Bank of New Zealand Bulletin

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August 2017, volume 80

An international comparison of inflation-targeting frameworks

Amber Wadsworth

2024, volume 87

In retrospect: RBNZ’s support of financial market functioning at the onset of COVID-19 pp. 1-38

Finn Robinson and Denham Watson

The use of credit risk weights for climate-related purposes pp. 19

Saralee King, Chris Leaney and Richard Downing

2023, volume 86.

Money creation in New Zealand No No.1, 17 pages

John Knowles, Laura Austin and Lewis Kerr

Reflections on a decade of using macroprudential policy No No.10, 19 pages

Chris McDonald and Shaun Markham

2022 Flood risk assessment for residential mortgages No No.2, 14 pages

Rebecca Newman, Jonathon Adams-Kane and Ken Nicholls

How the Reserve Bank implements monetary policy No No.3, 15 pages

Michael Callaghan, Cameron Haworth and Kate Poskitt

Outcomes of our first Life Insurance Industry Stress Test (LIIST) No No.4, 16 pages

Ken Nicholls, Tom West and Adrian Allot

Industry survey on climate-related risk management and disclosure No No.5, 10 pages

Chris Leaney, Fariya Benazir, April Noble, Findlay Boyes and Saskia Besier

Monitoring Insurer Solvency No No.6, 14 pages

Adrian Allott

Developments in the agricultural sector No No.7, 6 pages

Bruce Lu

2022 climate change risk assessment for agricultural lending No No.8, 18 pages

Jonathon Adams-Kane, Ken Nicholls and Rebecca Newman

New Zealand Government Bonds – through the pandemic and beyond No No.9, 18 pages

Joseph Gregan and Elliot Jones

2022, volume 85.

The Queen on New Zealands currency No No.1, 11 pages

Robert Pepping, Martin Purdy and Peter Northcote

2022 Bank Solvency Stress Test: Assessing the resilience of banks to a stagflation scenario No No.2, 15 pages

Thomas West, Ken Nicholls and Tyler Smith

New Zealands payment landscape: a primer No No.3, 29 pages

Lydia Dudson, Liam Gillies and Amber Wadsworth

Evaluating the Reserve Banks forecasting performance No No.4, 34 pages

Thomas Bohm and Marea Sing

2021, volume 84. No.3

Outcomes of the 2021 Bank Stress Test No 3, 20 pages

Chris McDonald, Ken Nicholls, Cuong Nguyen, Roanna McLeod and Bruce Lu

2021, volume 84. No.2

Outcomes of the 2021 General Insurance Industry Stress Test No 2, 19 pages

Ken Nicholls and Roshane Samarasekera

2021, volume 84. No.1

RAMPed up: RBNZ's Additional Monetary Policy toolkit No 1, 32 pages

Brandon Kengmana

2020, volume 83. No.3

Outcomes from a COVID-19 stress test of New Zealand banks No 3, 12 pages

Chris Bloor, John Knowles and Ken Nicholls

2020, volume 83. No.2

Cyber incident cost estimates and the importance of building resilience No 2, 17 pages

Rosie Collins, Cavan O’Connor-Close and Aria Zhang

2020, volume 83. No.1

An overview of the life insurance sector in New Zealand No 1, 20 pages

Jinny Leong and Adrian Allott

2019, volume 82. No.7

The dashboard - year one: shining a brighter light on the financial strength of banks No 7, 15 pages

Liam Gillies, Tobias Irrcher and Cavan O’Connor-Close

2019, volume 82. No.6

Review of the Reserve Bank's loan-to-value ratio policy No 6, 24 pages

Bruce Lu

2019, volume 82. No.5

A tale of small branches: NBDT sector performance under increased regulatory scrutiny No 5, 14 pages

Rosie Collins and Tobias Irrcher

2019, volume 82. No.4

Opening the toolbox: how does the Reserve Bank analyse the world? No 4, 14 pages

Michael Callaghan, Enzo Cassino, Tugrul Vehbi and Benjamin Wong

2019, volume 82. No.3

Monetary policy strategy in New Zealand No 3, 25 pages

Julia Ratcliffe and Ross Kendall

2019, volume 82. No.2

Monetary policy objectives- price stability and macro stabilisation No 2, 14 pages

Christie Smith and Omar Aziz

2019, volume 82. No.1

Effective monetary policy committee deliberation in New Zealand No 1, 18 pages

Gael Price and Amber Wadsworth

2018, volume 81. No.9

Outcomes from the 2017 stress test of major banks No 9, 18 pages

Charles Lilly

2018, volume 81. No.8

The Reserve Bank’s philosophy and approach to stress testing No 8, 13 pages

Ashley Dunstan

2018, volume 81. No.7

The pros and cons of issuing a central bank digital currency No 7, 21 pages

Amber Wadsworth

2018, volume 81. No.6

Banking conduct and culture – The Reserve Bank’s role and efforts ahead No 6, 6 pages

Adrian Orr

2018, volume 81. No.5

Decrypting the role of distributed ledger technology in payments processes No 5, 20 pages

Amber Wadsworth

2018, volume 81. No.4

Aspects of implementing unconventional monetary policy in New Zealand No 4, 22 pages

Sarah Drought, Roger Perry and Adam Richardson

2018, volume 81. No.3

What is digital currency? No 3, 14 pages

Amber Wadsworth

2018, volume 81. No.2

How does New Zealand stack up? A comparison of labour supply across the OECD No 2, 19 pages

Jamie Culling and Hayden Skilling

2018, volume 81. No.12

FinTech developments in banking, insurance and FMIs No 12, 40 pages

Riki Fujii-Rajani

2018, volume 81. No.11

Introducing the Credit Conditions Survey No 11, 11 pages

Lewis Kerr

2018, volume 81. No.10

The historical meaning of the Reserve Bank’s Armistice Day coin No 10, 14 pages

Matthew Wright

2018, volume 81. No.1

Interview with Atif Mian, Princeton University No 1, 19 pages

Ozer Karagedikli and Anella Munro

2017, volume 80

An international comparison of inflation-targeting frameworks pp. 1-34

Amber Wadsworth

Reflections on the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s Monetary Policy Round pp. 1-10

Philip Turner

House price collapses: policy responses and lessons learned pp. 1-17

Maitland MacFarlan

Developments in financial market benchmarks pp. 1-17

Andrew Kendall

NZSIM: A model of the New Zealand economy for forecasting and policy analysis pp. 1-14

Neroli Austin and Geordie Reid

Outcomes of the 2016 New Zealand Financial Sector Assessment Programme pp. 1-22

Chris Hunt

Characterising the current economic expansion: 2009 to present day pp. 1-22

Rebecca Williams

Business cycle review: 2008 to present day pp. 1-22

Rebecca Williams

A litmus test for society: Reserve Bank decimal note designs 1967–2017 pp. 1-18

Matthew Wright

Independence with accountability: financial system regulation and the Reserve Bank

Chris Hunt