Article tagged with 'NZCU Baywide'
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NZCU Baywide buys Co-op Money NZ; General Capital losses narrow
22 Nov 2019 - Credit union NZCU Baywide has acquired Co-op Money NZ, the supplier of infrastructure and banking services to the nation's credit unions and building societies: [READ ON] The parent group of non-bank lender General Finance saw a sharp increase in total assets and revenue over th...
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NZCU Baywide buys Co-op Money NZ
22 Nov 2019 - Credit union NZCU Baywide has acquired Co-op Money NZ, the supplier of infrastructure and banking services to the nation's credit unions and building societies.
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Four credit unions vote through merger
19 Mar 2019 - Four of New Zealand's major credit unions have voted 'yes' to a nationwide merger — but one party has dropped out of the deal.
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NZ credit unions to merge
18 Dec 2018 - Five of the biggest New Zealand credit unions, including NZCU Baywide, are to merge under a single brand as they aim to become a stronger competitor to mainstream banks.
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Speed-dating to become regular non-bank event
21 Nov 2018 - Following a successful second speed dating event in Wellington, New Zealand's non-banks are set to hold more special events in the New Year as adviser interest grows.
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Non-banks plan second “speed dating” event
31 Oct 2018 - New Zealand’s non-bank lenders are to join together in Wellington for a second “speed dating” event with mortgage advisers, following the success of a first session in August.
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NZCU Baywide aims for first home buyers
18 Oct 2018 - NZCU Baywide has relaxed its requirements for first home buyers with a series of new features aimed at luring younger customers.
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NZCU Baywide to offer 95% mortgages
07 Jun 2018 - Hawke's Bay credit union NZCU Baywide has increased its LVR limit to 95% and will now lend up to $600,000.
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NZCU Baywide revamps banking system
14 Mar 2018 - Credit union NZCU Baywide has launched a new technology system across its branch and online banking network.
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Mortgage advisers key players in credit union’s success
01 Nov 2017 - A Hawke’s Bay-based credit union is attributing much of its recent success to their developing partnerships with mortgage brokers throughout New Zealand.