RBNZ’s Hannah: central bank is working to close trust gap

Survey in 2014 linked poor public understanding of central bank’s work with low trust

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The RBNZ

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) has undergone a major push to improve understanding of its work, after a survey in 2014 flagged low levels of trust among the general public, communications chief Mike Hannah said in a speech today (June 27).

The survey showed how limited familiarity with the bank’s work was linked to relatively low levels of trust. The general public scored 40% on trust, compared with 83% among sophisticated stakeholders. At the same time, the public scored only 15% for

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