New Zealand’s liquidity policy review has already had an impact on the debt market and could cause a long-lasting shakeup of issuance norms. In June, KangaNews spoke to Kate Le Quesne, director, prudential policy at the Reserve Bank of New Zealand in Wellington, to discuss the regulator’s current thinking.
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