The Future Of The Reserve Bank, The View From Tāne Mahuta
Time
7.15am - 9:00am
Price
Member $50
Non-Member $80
CPD
1 hour
A sit down breakfast is included.
THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT OUR EVENTS TEAM AT [email protected]
Join us to hear Reserve Bank Governor, Adrian Orr talk about the government’s review of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act and what that means for the future of the Bank and the prosperity and well-being of New Zealanders.
The Review is in two phases:
Phase 1
Established the new Monetary Policy Committee and a new remit and employment objective.
Phase 2
The Review includes how the Bank carries out its regulatory functions and is governed and monitored.
As an active and reliable regulatory and financial system steward, the Bank’s role is to foster co-operation, transparency and mutual trust with stakeholders. Understanding the impacts of its actions and decisions comes from good governance and world class research.
The Bank is also focusing on strategies that contribute to climate change sustainability and a commitment to a more culturally inclusive central bank with a higher degree of awareness of Te Ao Māori - changing times for the Reserve Bank.
We look forward to the discussion and welcome questions and insights from the audience.
Speaker Bio
Adrian Orr was appointed Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand in March 2018.
Previously, Adrian was Chief Executive Officer at the New Zealand Superannuation Fund. During his time there he won many awards including the Deloitte IPANZ Improving Performance through Leadership Excellence award in 2016, and Asian Investor’s Individual Contribution to Institutional Investment Award in 2017.
Prior to that he was Deputy Governor and Head of Financial Stability for the Reserve Bank. Adrian has also held the positions of Chief Economist at Westpac Banking Corporation, Chief Manager of the Economics Department at the Reserve Bank and Chief Economist at The National Bank of New Zealand. He has also worked at the New Zealand Treasury; and the OECD, based in Paris.
Adrian graduated from the University of Waikato in 1983 with a Bachelor of Social Sciences, majoring in Economics and Geography. He also has a Master of Development Economics from the University of Leicester, England, graduating with distinction in 1985.
7.15am - 9:00am
Price
Member $50
Non-Member $80
CPD
1 hour
A sit down breakfast is included.
THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT OUR EVENTS TEAM AT [email protected]
Join us to hear Reserve Bank Governor, Adrian Orr talk about the government’s review of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act and what that means for the future of the Bank and the prosperity and well-being of New Zealanders.
The Review is in two phases:
Phase 1
Established the new Monetary Policy Committee and a new remit and employment objective.
Phase 2
The Review includes how the Bank carries out its regulatory functions and is governed and monitored.
As an active and reliable regulatory and financial system steward, the Bank’s role is to foster co-operation, transparency and mutual trust with stakeholders. Understanding the impacts of its actions and decisions comes from good governance and world class research.
The Bank is also focusing on strategies that contribute to climate change sustainability and a commitment to a more culturally inclusive central bank with a higher degree of awareness of Te Ao Māori - changing times for the Reserve Bank.
We look forward to the discussion and welcome questions and insights from the audience.
Speaker Bio
Adrian Orr was appointed Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand in March 2018.
Previously, Adrian was Chief Executive Officer at the New Zealand Superannuation Fund. During his time there he won many awards including the Deloitte IPANZ Improving Performance through Leadership Excellence award in 2016, and Asian Investor’s Individual Contribution to Institutional Investment Award in 2017.
Prior to that he was Deputy Governor and Head of Financial Stability for the Reserve Bank. Adrian has also held the positions of Chief Economist at Westpac Banking Corporation, Chief Manager of the Economics Department at the Reserve Bank and Chief Economist at The National Bank of New Zealand. He has also worked at the New Zealand Treasury; and the OECD, based in Paris.
Adrian graduated from the University of Waikato in 1983 with a Bachelor of Social Sciences, majoring in Economics and Geography. He also has a Master of Development Economics from the University of Leicester, England, graduating with distinction in 1985.
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