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FHA attacks some firms

PA Wellington Concern about the apparent unwillingness of some finance companies to reduce interest rates in line with the New Zealand Finance Houses Association agreement was expressed yesterday by the association’s chairman, Mr M. J. Wells. In a statement, Mr Weils said: “It is most distressing that certain finance companies have not as yet taken positive steps to announce lower rates. “Chief executives have a responsibility to ensure staff at all levels within their organisation are made aware of the lower interest

rate regime. We know in some instances that this is not occurring.

“The reason for the agreement, namely the avoidance of regulations, still stands. It is quite irresponsible for companies to stand out against this arrangement and thereby invite regulation,” Mr Wells said.

It was to be hoped that the Government would acknowledge the vast majority of companies had satisfied the request to lower rates, he said. “This should ensure the government takes action against these mavericks only, rather than against the industry as a whole.”

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Press, 29 February 1984, Page 32

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FHA attacks some firms Press, 29 February 1984, Page 32

FHA attacks some firms Press, 29 February 1984, Page 32