Rapidly rising rates bolster BNZ’s bottom line - CEO
CEO attributes bank's record bottom line to three key factors, not price gouging.
CEO attributes bank's record bottom line to three key factors, not price gouging.
BNZ's annual profit rose to $1.5 billion, despite the deteriorating economy.
The bank reported a net profit of $963 million for September year.
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