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Title: Money back guarantee: the New Zealand government recently announced an extension to its scheme guaranteeing retail deposits. Kate Perry looks at what the extension means for New Zealand's non-bank sector.(NEW ZEALAND)(Industry overview)
Author: Kate Perry
Publication: Australian Banking & Finance (Magazine/Journal)
Date: October 1, 2009
Publisher: First Charlton Communications Pty Ltd.
Volume: 1Issue: 9Page: 24(1)

Article Type: Industry overview

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