Guidance · RBNZ · 14 Jan 2025

How we regulate and supervise banks

The prudential supervisor monitors the financial safety and stability of banks under the Banking (Prudential Supervision) Act 1989. New Zealand registered banks are required to formally report material breaches of key prudential requirements to the regulator. The document outlines the oversight powers, policy development work, and legislative guidance used to regulate the banking sector.

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