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Upcoming engagements and speeches for September 2026 - Reserve Bank of New Zealand - Te Pūtea Matua

SPEAKERMoney Karen Silk will deliver a keynote address at the KangaNews New Zealand Debt Capital Market Summit in Auckland

PUBLISHED17/09/2026, 00:00:00
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9 September 2026

KangaNews New Zealand Debt Capital Market Summit 2026

Assistant Governor Money Karen Silk will deliver a keynote address at the KangaNews New Zealand Debt Capital Market Summit in Auckland. The speech will explore the growing role of the repo market in supporting liquidity, monetary policy implementation, and resilient capital markets.

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2026 New Zealand Debt Capital Market Summit

17 September 2026

International Operational Risk Working Group (IORWG) Conference

Chief Risk Officer Greg Nesbitt will speak on a panel about strategic risk and operational risk interdependency at the 20th Annual International Operational Risk Working Group (IORWG) Conference.

The panel will discuss how strategic risk is defined within their central banks and how it is integrated into their frameworks, how operational risks can become strategic threats, how risk functions can support better strategic decisions with strong governance, and how strategic decisions need to consider operational risk implications.

No speaking notes will be published.

International Operational Risk Working Group

Institute of Financial Professionals New Zealand – The Future of Banking

Angus McGregor, Assistant Governor Financial Stability, will deliver an evening speech on insights and observations from the Future of Banking study carried out by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.

This will include trends and forces shaping the future of banking, and a range of plausible scenarios for how the sector could develop and what it might look like over the coming decade. The speech will explore the opportunities, challenges and risks these changes may create for the sector, consumers, policymakers, and the wider financial system.

The full study and a summary will be published on our website at 12pm on 17 September 2026. The speech will be published on our website at 8am on 18 September 2026.

The Future of Banking event

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