NZ Central Bank’s Chairman Blocks Media From Presentation on Reform
- Speech comes after Orr stressed need for wider communication
- Paying guests won’t get non-public information, RBNZ says
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Reserve Bank of New Zealand Board Chairman Neil Quigley has blocked media from attending a presentation he will deliver on reforms at the central bank.
Quigley is speaking Tuesday at an Institute of Directors luncheon in Hamilton on “Governance and Decision-Making at the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.” The event is open to institute members for NZ$50 ($34) and non-members for NZ$65, but Quigley declined a request for media to attend, an institute spokeswoman said.