Global capital markets face a range of geopolitical and economic challenges, the impacts of which continue to affect New Zealand. Participants at the KangaNews New Zealand Capital Markets Forum, which took place in Wellington in early March and was sponsored by ANZ, reflected on New Zealand’s challenges and opportunities in the changing environment.
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